Sept 2024 MEiN analysis of reports shows that 40% of incidents involved attacks on the media, raising concerns about media safety and freedom. Judicial actions were the focus of 50% of the reports, with regulatory issues briefly mentioned. Government bodies featured in half of the reports, while security agencies were involved in 40%, primarily linked to media attacks. This data highlights the urgent need for protective measures and policies to ensure media safety and support journalistic integrity amid growing threats.
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Sept. 2024 MEiN
Sept 2024 MEiN analysis of reports shows that 40% of incidents involved attacks on the media, raising concerns about media safety and freedom. Judicial...
VACANCY FOR ASSISTANT PROGRAMME OFFICER
JOB VACANCY
The Centre for Media and Society (CEMESO) invites applications from interested persons for available positions within our organization.
The Centre is an independent, non-governmental...
Aug 2024 MEiN
In August 2024, as Nigerians protested against government policies, journalists faced significant threats while covering the demonstrations. The latest Media Expression in Nigeria (MEiN)...
Ondo 2024: IPC, CEMESO Host Media and Election Stakeholders’ Engagement on Credible Elections
Press Release
For Immediate Release
Lagos, Nigeria - September 9, 2024
In preparation for the Ondo state off-cycle governorship election, the International Press Centre (IPC) and the...
July 2024 MEiN Report
The MEiN analysis for July 2024 revealed that media coverage was equally split between stories on violent attacks and judicial proceedings. Among the four...