journalism
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The other war against European human standards
JOURNALISM: How autocracies find their way to undermine democratic institutions.
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Wining and dining one’s way to endless rule
JOURNALISM: Despite imprisonment, journalist Khadija Ismayilova exposes the intricate corruption tactics of the families ruling Central Asia.
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A war frozen in time
UKRAINE: French war journalist Loup Bureau directs an immersive cinematic journey through the last conflict on European soil.
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The rise, fall, and rise of Russia’s free-spirited broadcaster
JOURNALISM: The story of Russia's last national independent TV news station.
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Voices of reason in a world of lies
It is not often in these trying times that a news headline brings a genuine smile to the heart. Friday’s news that two courageous journalists – #Maria Ressa#, director of Philippine website Rappler.com, and #Dmitri Muratov#, editor in chief of Russia’s last independent daily newspaper, #Novaya Gazeta# – have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize…
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Human Rights Festival Berlin announces Human Rights Forum activities & guests
The Human Rights Film Festival Berlin is inviting storytellers to attend its Human Rights Forum from 20 to 23 September 2021. This four-day international and transdisciplinary conference on storytelling, #human rights# and #activism will be opened by German Minister of State #Michelle Müntefering# and host international guests through keynotes, discussions and workshops. The Human Rights…
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India’s voices of the voiceless
JOURNALISM: In a saturated media landscape dominated by men, India’s only newspaper run by Dalit women redefines what it means to be powerful.
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The many dreams of Libya
DISSENT: Undying patriotism in the face of a country that no longer needs you.
