Reporting Gender Based Violence: A Handbook for Journalists
To encourage and support sustained media coverage of gender-based violence (GBV)
Published by Inter Press Services November 2009
ISBN: 978-0-620-45143-7
This handbook for reporters is designed to encourage and support sustained media coverage of gender-based violence (GBV) beyond the annual 16 Days of No Violence Against Women and Children. The handbook is divided into twelve sections which each include an overview of a key issue, some facts and statistics, and a sample feature article to provide an example of best practice and/or what to consider when writing about GBV. The publication also includes discussion questions for facilitators who plan to use this handbook in training.
Content:
Content:
-Custom, tradition and religion
-Domestic violence
-Sexual gender-based violence
-Femicide
-Sex work and trafficking
-Sexual harassment
-Sexual gender based violence in armed conflict
-HIV and AIDS
-Child abuse
-The role of men in combating violence against women
-The criminal justice system
-The cost of gender-based violence
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