P24 - Investigative Journalism : FOI-Based Ivestigative Journalism on Environmental Issues
The Platform for Independent Journalism (P24) is an initiative to support and promote editorial independence in the Turkish press at a time when the journalistic profession is under fierce commercial and political pressure. It has been started with a broad mission to build capacity in the Turkish media, create a public appetite for media independence, define and promote the best journalistic practice, and more specifically to encourage the transition to web-based journalism. P24 initiated a new platform “Gezegen 24” where they publish FOI-based journalism pieces of training with experts from Germany.
This series of articles was produced with support from Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) as an output of freedom of information (FOI) based research journalism grants.
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STOP: Crimes against Female Journalists
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Southeast and East Asia, Asia Center, Engage Media, and Taiwan Foundation for Democracy have collaborated to organize a hybrid event entitled “STOP: Crimes against Female Journalists” on November 2nd, the International Day to end Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists . The event featured international speakers from Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines and Cambodia.
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FNF SEEA Journalist Training Program 2022
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) would like to cooperate with five freelance journalists (or teams) in Southeast and East Asia by supporting their research and their publication of a multimedia feature article about “LGBTQ+ Life in Southeast and East Asia”. Our Program includes training by high-profile journalists and a 2,000 Euros honorarium for your multimedia article.
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Chronicle of an Urban Crime in İzmir’s Historic Neighbourhood
Uncertainty lingers over the future of İzmir’s Damlacık neighbourhood, a third-degree archaeological site. An urban transformation project is underway in an area demolished after the construction of a tunnel. Eight years later, Damlacık is a derelict neighbourhood, but Turkish authorities still refuse to bear responsibility for the damages caused.
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The Pandemic Diary Of The Aged 65+
In this eight-day long series, people aged 65 and over tell us about the physical and mental scars they were left with during the pandemic, the danger of being shown as “scapegoats” and their struggle with technology.
