[Commlist] New Book: Insights on Journalism and Human Rights

*A New Book: /Insights on Journalism and Human Rights/*

/Insights on Journalism and Human Rights/ (Routledge, 2025) has been 
published and is available at 
https://www.routledge.com/Insights-on-Journalism-and-Human-Rights/Sahin 
<https://www.routledge.com/Insights-on-Journalism-and-Human-Rights/Sahin/p/book/9781032662541?srsltid=AfmBOoqrENIQ7QGRi_bY0bCTuJrVvw_jUgJ3Y2OgZTyyfmpKsfRjbIib>. 


/Insights on Journalism and Human Rights/is a collaborative work that 
brings together 17 contributors from diverse academic and professional 
backgrounds. It explores the evolving relationship between journalism 
and human rights, offering theoretical insights, case studies, and 
critical reflections on the challenges journalists face when reporting 
on human rights issues in today’s complex media landscape.

It is edited by Sanem Şahin ((ssahin /at/ lincoln.ac.uk) 
<mailto:(ssahin /at/ lincoln.ac.uk)>), a Senior Lecturer at the University of 
Lincoln in the UK.

The book is organised into three thematic sections and includes the 
following chapters:

Part 1

2. Key Debates on The Relationship Between Media and Human Rights- 
Ekaterina Balabanova

3. A Rights-Based Approach to the Safety of Journalists- Sara Torsner

4. Human Rights and Journalism: Under Pressure When National Interests 
Are at Stake- Aidan White

5. The Double-Edged Sword of Human Rights News- Matthew Powers

Part 2

6. Women Journalists and Online Harassment: A Human Rights Approach- 
/Susana Sampaio-Dias, João Miranda and Maria João Silveirinha/

7. Forced Displacement of Journalists and Human Rights -/Sanem Şahin/

8. Media’s Responsibility to Report (R2R): The Case for An International 
Legal Obligation- /Lorenzo Fiorito and Senthan Selvarajah/

9. The Challenges of Reporting Human Rights in Conflicts: Towards A 
Human Rights Journalism Approach- /Ibrahim Seaga Shaw/

Part 3

10. Reporting Asymmetrical Conflict in The Media: How Poorly Written 
Stories Impact the Right to Know- /Barry Turner/

11. Journalism and Disappearances in México- /Siria Gastelum and Darwin 
Franco/

12. Reporting On Climate Change Through the Lens of Human Rights- 
/Jhesset Thrina Enano/

13. Migration and Forced Displacement: Transnational Phenomena 
Challenging Journalism Research and Education- /Susanne Fengler and 
Monika Lengauer/

This book is part of the /Journalism Insights/ series and is ideal for 
students, educators, and researchers in journalism, media studies, and 
human rights.

You can find more details about the book here: Insights on Journalism 
and Human Rights 
<https://www.routledge.com/Insights-on-Journalism-and-Human-Rights/Sahin/p/book/9781032662541?srsltid=AfmBOoqrENIQ7QGRi_bY0bCTuJrVvw_jUgJ3Y2OgZTyyfmpKsfRjbIib>.

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