About this episode

This episode discusses the concept of peace journalism and the challenges journalists face in covering conflicts responsibly.

Amidst a growing number of international crises, conflicts and wars, and under political and economic pressures domestically, journalists face multiple challenges. Not only do they need to cover these sensitive and risky matters responsibly and in a way that will not exacerbate tensions and violence, but they also need to continue their profession free from persecution while making a living. In this episode, we talk to two former journalists to understand ‘peace journalism’, a concept which defines how journalists ought to cover news at times of conflict and tension.

People in this episode

Guest: former journalists

Topics covered

• peace journalism
• journalism ethics
• conflict reporting
• media responsibility
• international crises

Keywords

• peace journalism
• journalism
• conflict
• media
• reporting
• international crises
• ethics

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Hollings Center for International Dialogue

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