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Online violence against women journalists: a global snapshot of incidence and impacts

This UNESCO report shares data on cases of online violence against women reporters across the world and the impacts of these attacks on women's physical, mental and digital safety. The data was gathered through a survey conducted by the ICFJ and applied to over 900 validated participants from over 125 countries, 714 of these participants identified as women.

Main characteristics

Category :
Media freedom , Media pluralism , Media independance , Safety of journalists , Digital rights , Gender and media
Keywords :
Violence against journalists , Online violence , Disinformation , Misinformation , Digital rights , COVID-19 , Social media , Job security , Freedom of expression , Press freedom , Surveillance , Censorship , Self-censorship , Fact-checking , Gender equality , Women in media , Hate speech , Mental health
Languages :
Spanish, Portuguese, English, Arabic
SDG focus :
Gender disaggregation :
Available

Type of source license :
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO)

Source

Name of the organization:
UNESCO, International Center for Journalists (ICFJ)
Link to organization:

More information about the dataset

Type of data :
Quantitative
Type of data collection:
Survey
Year of dataset creation:
2020
Year of dataset update:
2020