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| Source | Year | Country | Organisation | Author |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meeting the Challenges of Information Disorder in the Global South | 2023 | Global | Centre for Film and Media Studies, University of Cape Town | Wasserman, H. |
| Tipping Point: Democratic Erosion and the Assault on Press Freedom | 2022 | Global | CIMA | Musgrave, K. |
| Silence and Omissions: A Media Guide for Covering Gender-Based Violence | 2022 | Global | Journalism Initiative on Gender-Based Violence | |
| Journalism is a public good | 2022 | Global | UNESCO | Berger, G. et al. |
| Exile Media – Mapping the challenges faced by independent media in exile | 2022 | Global | Free Press Unlimited | Schoot Uiterkamp, T. |
| No News Is Bad News Programme Evaluation | 2021 | Global | Free Press Unlimited | Myers, M. et al. |
| Women in the Media of Sudan and South Sudan | 2021 | South Sudan, Sudan | Radio Tamazuj, Radio Dabanga, University College Maastricht | Agnello, C. & Roberto, M. |
| The Impact of COVID-19 on Journalism in Emerging Economies and the Global South | 2021 | Global | Thomson Reuters Foundation | Radcliffe, D. |
| Coronavirus-Pandemie: Auswirkungen auf die Medienfreiheit in globaler Perspektive | 2021 | Global | Deutsche Welle Akademie | Matschke, A. |
| Sharing Knowledge, Mapping Needs | 2021 | Global | CMDS | Holdiș, D. |
| Disinformation in Iraqi Media | 2021 | Iraq | LSE Middle East Centre | Al-Kaisy, A. |
| Double Trouble: Resilience to Fake News at the Time of Covid-19 Infodemic | 2021 | Europe | OSIS | Lessenski, M. |
