Terrorism and the media expert Jean-Paul Marthoz breaks down the debate over patriotism and public interest journalism, comparing war correspondents from days gone by to the present day.
In Kashmir, a media blackout has left the conflict vulnerable to manipulation by the press offices of the occupying forces. But Kashmiri voices are starting to get out--and tell the real human cost of the conflict.
How is Serbia's media reporting on LGBTQ+ rights? While there have been steps in the right direction, it still isn't enough to accurate show the struggles of LGBTQ+ people in society.
Being "mixed" in the UK is often described as one white parent, and one non white parent--what you can and can't do according to the unwritten rules of cultural appropriation is defined by this binary identity. But how does this work out in a place like Brazil, where almost everyone is many generations of mixed race?
According to the Greek media, the squats of Athens are filled with terrorists and drug dealers. In reality, the police are evicting refugee families with nowhere else to go. Why is the media pushing this narrative?
After a xenophobic response to the Sunday Times and Mail Online revelations that the RNLI has programmes in Zanzibar and Bangaldesh, the RNLI saw overwhelming support on social media. Heartwarming as it may be, the race-baiting, generalizing headlines of British media remain the same.
Being "mixed" in the UK is often described as one white parent, and one non white parent--what you can and can't do according to the unwritten rules of cultural appropriation is defined by this binary identity. But how does this work out in a place like Brazil, where almost everyone is many generations of mixed race? 
According to the Greek media, the squats of Athens are filled with terrorists and drug dealers. In reality, the police are evicting refugee families with nowhere else to go. Why is the media pushing this narrative? 
After a xenophobic response to the Sunday Times and Mail Online revelations that the RNLI has programmes in Zanzibar and Bangaldesh, the RNLI saw overwhelming support on social media. Heartwarming as it may be, the race-baiting, generalizing headlines of British media remain the same. 
Three sisters killed their father after he raped and abused them for years. But will the notoriously misogynist Russian media hear them out? 
Climate change impacts indigenous and communities of color disproportionately--so where are their voices in the conversation? 
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