Media monitoring
Human rights organisations all over the Arab region monitor the coverage of media ahead of presidential and parliamentary elections to document and assess the quality of media coverage in order to raise the professional ambitions among media and advocate the important role of media for democratic elections.
Archive
- Scrutinising media coverage of migrant workers' conditions in Lebanon and Jordan
- Media to be scrutinised during upcoming elections in Arab world
- Biased media coverage of Sudan's spring elections
- Lebanese media's election coverage under scrutiny
- Tunisian elections tarnished by harassment of media
- The study of the media coverage of the Parliamentary elections in Lebanon - June 2009
- "War on terror” cripples media in Pakistan, says new IMS report
- Lebanese media fail impartiality test during elections
- Algeria media monitored during election
- Human Rights groups monitor media in Jordan election
- Do media help voters in the polling-booth?
- Evaluating the media; the 2006 Palestinian legislative council election
- Monitoring the Media Coverage of the 2005 Presidential Elections in Palestine
- Monitoring the media coverage of the 2005 presidential elections in Palestine
Scrutinising media coverage of migrant workers' conditions in Lebanon and Jordan
Hundreds of thousands of migrants work in Lebanon and Jordan. In many cases they are unaware of their rights and legal status. A new project takes a close look at how the media deals with their issues
Media to be scrutinised during upcoming elections in Arab world
The media’s performance during upcoming elections in Jordan, Bahrain and Egypt will be monitored closely in a bid to promote fair and in-depth election coverage
Biased media coverage of Sudan's spring elections
Sudanese media’s coverage of the country's elections in April 2010 was characterised by a generally restrained use of violence-inciting hate-speech
Lebanese media's election coverage under scrutiny
A study mapping out Lebanese media's coverage of the June elections earlier this year triggered a heated debate amongst the media monitored, some of which question the accuracy of the report's conclusions
Tunisian elections tarnished by harassment of media
Although freedom of speech is guaranteed by the Tunisian Constitution, this is far from the reality for Tunisian media. Harassment of project workers were part of the daily experience in the IMS-supported project to monitor media coverage during the election campaign
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