Afghanistan
IMS is working in Afghanistan with a network of national and international partners to support safety and protection of media and media workers and to improve professional practices. Support includes training of Afghan journalists on how to increase personal safety as well as improving their skills in conflict sensitive reporting.
Archive
- Taleban attacks inflame Anti-Western feelings
- Afghan journalists reporting from the frontline
- Karzai faces anger in Marja
- Taleban defiant following Marja operations in Helmand
- Military swoop disappoints Marja people
- Afghans critical of presence of US security forces
- Civilian death claims in Helmand swep
- Afghans suspect foreign hand in poll delay
- Insequrity cause educational crisis in Helmand
- taleban raids show new battle tactics
- Taleban buying guns from warlords
- Living dangerously - safety of journalists in war
- Held in Taliban captivity - a real life story
- "The danger starts after the election"
- Working and surviving in the world's most dangerous hot spot
- New media scene in Afghanistan
Taleban buying guns from warlords
10.03.2010
Insurgents in north take advantage of big arms caches retained by ex-militiamen in contravention of major disarmament programme, writes Afghan reporter from
Insurgents in north take advantage of big arms caches retained by ex-militiamen in contravention of major disarmament programme, writes Afghan reporter from
Living dangerously - safety of journalists in war
Security measures for journalists working in war zones have been heightened in recent years. "In some countries security has become a major profitable business in itself which some would argue is spurred on by a self-inflicted 'culture of fear'", says Danish reporter Rasmus Tantholt
Held in Taliban captivity - a real life story
The Afghan documentary "The Fixer" was screened at the CPH:DOX festival in Copenhagen this week. In connection with his visit to Copenhagen, Barry Salaam met with IMS to share his thoughts about the situation engulfing media in today's Afghanistan
"The danger starts after the election"
Despite attempts to control the media just days before the election in Afghanistan today, Afghan media workers feel they have enjoyed surprisingly calm working conditions during the election campaign. At the same time, the danger is yet to come, says Afghan journalists to IMS Web
Working and surviving in the world's most dangerous hot spot
IMS conducts safety training for Afghan journalists on how to protect themselves in dangerous situations in order to enable them to continue producing news from one of the most dangerous places in the world
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