Jordan
In Jordan, IMS works to support media reform and strengthen independent media in an effort to increase public access to information. IMS also encourages professional development of individual journalists to increase investigative skills, online media capabilities and infrastructure for community-based media.
Areas
- Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism
- Bahrain
- Cooperation between public broadcasters
- Documentary film
- Egypt
- Gaza
- Iran
- Iraq
- Jordan
- Libya
- Media Cooperation with the Arab World and Iran
- Media monitoring
- Morocco
- Radio cooperation
- Strengthening journalist associations and syndicates
- Tunisia
- Twinning
- Yemen
Archive
- Jordanian community radio gives a voice to those overlooked
- Debating access to information in Jordan
- IMS marks World Press Freedom Day in Jordan
- Striking differences in local coverage of Jordanian protests
- Investigative journalism moving forward in Arab region
- Freedom of expression under fire in Arab world
- IMS presents international perspective at Danish journalism festival
- Danish and Arab investigative reporters team up in Middle East
- Arab Investigative Journalism conference in Amman 26 - 28 November
- A push for community radio in Jordan
- Media to be scrutinised during upcoming elections in Arab world
- ARIJ investigation rattles Jordan
- Lebanese, Jordanian and Syrian broadcasters find common ground
- Investigative reporting applauded by King of Jordan
- Investigative reporting receives unprecedented attention in Arab region
- TV viewers have their say in Jordan
- Human Rights groups monitor media in Jordan election
Jordanian community radio gives a voice to those overlooked
Broadcasting programmes made for and by youth and people with disabilities, the IMS-supported Farah Al-Nas radio station has had tremendous success over the past few years. IMS recently visited the radio in Amman
Debating access to information in Jordan
Vibrant debate on access to information pitted government against journalists and media professionals in Jordan as a celebration of freedom of expression on World Press Freedom Day
IMS marks World Press Freedom Day in Jordan
IMS and partners mark World Press Freedom Day, 3 May, with a debate on access to information in Jordan, where media are assessing their role in light of the political changes sweeping through the region
Striking differences in local coverage of Jordanian protests
Daily newspapers are ignoring pro-democracy protests in Jordan, says IMS partner Sawsan Zaideh
Investigative journalism moving forward in Arab region
In a largely autocratic region where media freedom is declining, a new generation of bold Arab investigative journalists is leaving its imprint, exposing human misery and standing up to higher powers
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