Sudan
The signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in 2005 marked the end of 21 years of civil war between North and South Sudan. Since then, IMS has been actively working in Sudan with its partner organisations. The overall objective is to support independent media and to promote Freedom of Expression, thereby supporting the peace process and the democratic transition in Sudan.
Archive
- South Sudan: Building understanding between security forces and media
- Southern Sudan referendum 2011: Monitoring of media coverage
- Sudanese media ensure peaceful coverage of independence referendum
- Media mentorships in Sudan boost referendum coverage
- Journalists reporting freely from Southern Sudan referendum
- Sudanese media report: Hate speech and polarisation in electoral coverage
- Monitoring the coverage of Sudan 2010 elections
- Excited anticipation in Southern Sudan
- Support to media covering the Southern Sudan Referendum
- Launch: Unique account of Sudan election
- Sudanese media news agenda from 26 July - 2 August 2010
- Biased media coverage of Sudan's spring elections
- Sudan Elections Media Monitoring Report 10
- Sudan Elections Media Monitoring Report 8 - English
- Sudan Elections Media Monitoring Report 8 - Arabic version
- New move from government to stifle media in Sudan
- Sudan Election Media Monitoring Report 7 - English version
- Sudan Elections Media Monitoring Report 7 - Arabic version
- Sudanese media cautious in their use of hate speech during elections
- Sudan Media Monitoring Report 6 - English
- Sudan Media Monitoring Report 5 - Arabic
- Sudan Media Monitoring Report 5 - English
- Sudan media monitoring report 4 - Arabic version
- Sudanese media show restraint in coverage of elections
- Sudan Media Monitoring Report 4
- Media and security forces in dialogue in Southern Sudan
- Sudanese media welcome new standards of reporting
- Sudan Media Monitoring Report III, 1 April 2010
- Women lose out in Sudan election coverage
- A day in the life of a media monitor
- Sudanese media partial to ruling parties in election press coverage
- Second Media Monitoring Report of Sudan election coverage 2010 - ENGLISH
- Second Media monitoring report Sudan election 2010 - ARABIC
- Khartoum invitation 2010
- Sudan: Media will lead process towards transformation
- Sudanese journalists to cover first elections in 24 years
- Journalists in training to cover Sudan's 2010 elections
- Upcoming Sudanese election will put media to the test
- Report in ENGLISH: Journalism training in Sudan, 2009
- Report in ARABIC: Journalism training in Sudan, 2009
- Victims of Darfur crisis lose out in media coverage
- Report: Media coverage of the Darfur conflict in Sudanese and non-Sudanese media, 2009
- Southern Sudan leaps forward on road to free expression
- Sudanese media discuss future media initiatives
- Statement of the Roundtable on Medie Coverage of the Darfur Crisis, Amman, 28 August 2008
- Call to Arab media to give more attention to Darfur crisis
- Media in Sudan at a crossroads
- Sudan: Peace paves way for free media
- IMS eyes on Sudan
- Media in Sudan at a crossroads; Assessment and outline of a strategy for media support, 2007
- Sudan Assessment report, 2007, ARABIC
- Northern Sudan: IMS support for media development, July 2002
South Sudan: Building understanding between security forces and media
The media sector in South Sudan has been developing quickly since the birth of the new nation in July 2011. But journalism continues to be a dangerous trade
Southern Sudan referendum 2011: Monitoring of media coverage
Produced by the Sudan Media and Elections Consortium (SMEC), a group of national and international organisations including IMS, this report details the Sudanese media's coverage of the South Sudan referendum in January 2011. It presents the main monitoring findings of the media's coverage of the referendum campaign, the campaign moratorium day, the voting week and the post-referendum phase from December 2010 to April 2011.
Sudanese media ensure peaceful coverage of independence referendum
The independence referendum earlier this year which saw South Sudan vote to become the world's newest nation, presented Sudanese media with the crucial task of enabling voters to make informed choices, and to ensure a peaceful channel
Media mentorships in Sudan boost referendum coverage
Experienced regional and international journalists conducted hands-on mentorships with Sudanese media houses prior to January referendum
Journalists reporting freely from Southern Sudan referendum
Through training and dialogue meetings, journalists in Southern Sudan have gained more freedom and better understanding for their profession. In addition, they now have a closer relationship with each other
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