[Commlist] Launch of Code of Conduct for Conflict Sensitive Reporting in South Asia

Greetings on behalf of IAMCR's Journalism Research & Education Section!

JRE team is delighted to share the Code of Conduct on Conflict Sensitive 
Reporting in South Asia. This project has been facilitated by Public 
Media Alliance (PMA), UNESCO's South Asia Cluster Office (New Delhi) and 
Media Action Nepal.

The participants – from journalists to academics and editors – have 
worked collaboratively to develop a regionally relevant Code of Conduct 
that will act as a strategy document to advise journalists and media 
workers across the region on how they can cover pertinent areas in an 
informed, fair, and safe manner.

The final Code of Conduct has been edited by Dr. Sadia Jamil, Mr. Laxman 
Datt Pant and Mrs. Sally-Ann - with the generous support of Jasmine 
Chandler (PMA) and Desilon Daniels (PMA).

Translation of the Code in selected South Asian languages shall be 
available soon.

*Citation:*

Jamil, Sadia., Laxman Datt Pant and Sally-Ann Wilson. (2021). Code of 
Conduct: Improving Conflict Sensitive Reporting & Journalist Safety in 
South Asia. Norwich, UK: Public Media Alliance.

Access at: 
COC-to-Improve-Conflict-Sensitive-Reporting-and-Safety-of-Journalists-in-South-Asia-Nov-2021FINAL.pdf 
(publicmediaalliance.org)


*Last but not least, IAMCR's Journalism Research & Education Section 
shall share the Call for Papers for IAMCR 2022 conference on 1st 
December. JRE team shall be in touch with you with all relevant details. 
We look forward to welcoming your submissions for IAMCR 2022. *


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