Yemen
The media cooperation with Yemen aims to support Yemeni partners in developing tangible development interventions to enhance freedom of expression, access to information and a professional and independent media. Five areas of focus include: Freedom of media and access to information; support to the Yemeni Journalists Syndicate; reforming the curriculum of journalist educations; mid-career training of media professionals and finally professional upgrading of regional radio stations.
Archive
- International support for Yemen's struggling media
- Yemeni media in crisis
- Media in turmoil: An assessment of the media sector in Yemen
- Order reigns in Change Square in Sana'a
- Yemeni newspapers brought to their knees
- Yemeni media struggling in escalating conflict
- Fundraising for the survival of independent Yemeni media
- Independent media in Yemen call for help
- Political games and growing unrest in Yemen
- Young people will drive change in Yemen
- Freedom of expression in Yemen - A critical state of Affairs, 2011
- International Partnership concerned over systematic attacks on press freedom in Yemen
- International Partnership mission to Yemen highlights worsening media situation
- Yemen study tour takes a look at public service broadcasting
- Local radio in Yemen struggles to survive
- Rain of bullets closes down newspaper in Yemen
- 'War on terror' challenges media in Yemen
- Closure of newspapers stir debate in Yemen
- Successful journalists' congress in Yemen
- Yemeni journalists raise gender issues
- raising the professional bar in sana
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International support for Yemen's struggling media
As the working conditions of journalists deteriorate and safety hazards prevail in Yemen, a group of international organisations and local Yemeni journalists meet in Cairo to discuss how to support the country's media
Yemeni media in crisis
In a year of major changes in the Arab world, Yemen has witnessed its share of turmoil in 2011. In addition to tension and fragmentation along regional and tribal lines, the past year's unrests and unstable political environment is taking its toll on the Yemeni media
Media in turmoil: An assessment of the media sector in Yemen
In a year of major changes in the Arab world, Yemen has witnessed its share of turmoil in 2011. In addition to the long-standing tension and fragmentation along regional and tribal lines, the past year has seen unrest and mass protests against the 33-year rule of President Saleh. In light of the recent instability, International Media Support (IMS) carried out a mission to the country in December 2011. The aim of the mission was to assess the overall situation of Yemeni media and their needs and challenges in the period ahead. This report presents the findings of the IMS mission.
Order reigns in Change Square in Sana'a
In Yemen hundreds of journalists and citizens are being trained in their basic rights in the midst of their struggle for a peaceful revolution. IMS' media advisor Antti Kuusi reports from Change Square in the country's capital
Yemeni newspapers brought to their knees
In Yemen, the press continues to be a victim of conflict. Several newspapers have been forced to stop publication, reports IMS' media coordinator in Yemen
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