Friday, 2 October 2009

[creative-radio] Maldives - Radio journalist and blogger arrested after they covered opposition demonstration

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*RWB - Reporters Without Borders*
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*10/02/2009*
*http://www.rsf.org/Journalist-and-blogger-arrested.html***
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*Maldives - Journalist and blogger arrested after they covered opposition
demonstration*

Reporters Without Borders calls for the immediate release of freelance
journalist *Mohamed Shaheeb* and blogger *Hiliath Rasheed*, who were
arrested today for covering an opposition demonstration yesterday against
President Mohamed Nasheed.

"Mohamed Shaheeb and Hilath Rasheed are not criminals," Reporters Without
Borders said. "They are both media professional who are recognised in their
fields. It would be intolerable if the sole reason for their detention was
their presence at a demonstration yesterday outside the president's office.
We call for an explanation of these arrests."

Shaheeb, who works part-time for radio *Sun FM*, was already arrested in
1997, Amnesty International said.

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*RSF - Reporters sans frontières *
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*02/10/2009*
*http://www.rsf.org/Un-journaliste-et-un-blogueur.html*
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*Maldives - Un journaliste et un blogueur arrêtés après avoir couvert une
manifestation de l'opposition*

Reporters sans frontières demande la libération immédiate du journaliste
indépendant *Mohamed Shaheeb* et du blogueur *Hilath Rasheed* qui ont été
arrêtés le 2 octobre pour avoir couvert, la veille, une manifestation de
l'opposition contre le président Mohamed Nasheed.

"Nous demandons que les autorités maldiviennes libèrent immédiatement
Mohamed Shaheeb et Hilath Rasheed qui ne sont pas des criminels mais sont
tous deux des professionnels des médias reconnus dans leurs domaines. Il
serait intolérable que leur arrestation ne soit justifiée que par leur
simple présence à la manifestation devant le bureau présidentiel qui s'est
tenue le 1er octobre. Nous demandons que la lumière soit faite sur ces
arrestations", a déclaré l'organisation.

Selon Amnesty International, Mohamed Shaheeb, également rédacteur pour la
radio* SunFM*, avait déjà été arrêté par la police en 1997.

Vincent Brossel
Asia-Pacific Desk
Reporters Without Borders
33 1 44 83 84 70
asia@rsf.org

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[creative-radio] The Costs of Becoming a Journalist

 

The Costs of Becoming a Journalist

Working-Class Perspectives
September 28, 2009
http://workingclassstudies.wordpress.com/

[excerpt]

A report by the British Cabinet Office released this summer offers stark
evidence of the disappearance of the working class from the journalism
profession, and the study offers some relevant observations for American
media as well.

The report, Unleashing Aspirations,
http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/media/227102/fair-access.pdf
via
http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/strategy/work_areas/accessprofessions.aspx
notes, among other things, that journalists born since 1970 predominantly
come from middle class to upper middle class backgrounds. And Journalism
ranks third in the list of the most socially exclusive professions, just
behind doctors and lawyers.

The study finds that:

Between the 1958 and the 1970 birth cohorts, the biggest decline in social
mobility occurred in the professions of journalism and accountancy. For
example, journalists and broadcasters born in 1958 typically grew up in
families with an income of around 5.5% above that of the average family;
but this rose to 42.4% for the generation of journalists and broadcasters
born in 1970.

The National Union of Journalists told the panel compiling the report that
a 2002 Journalism Training Forum poll showed that fewer than 10 per cent
of new journalists came from a working-class background and only three per
cent came from homes headed by semi-skilled or unskilled workers.

One of the many troubling findings of the report, and the one most readily
applicable to the profession here in the US, is that a prerequisite for
entrance into a career in journalism is at least one internship
experience, and that many, if not most, are unpaid. A cursory glance at
available internships here in the US reveals that of 50 intern
opportunities listed on
journalismjobs.com, only 15 offer pay. Of the 50 internships posted,
another 15 offer no pay but college credit, which at many universities,
ours included, means that doing an internship actually costs a student
tuition money. Here at YSU, students can earn six hours maximum for
internships, but at many universities, 12 to 16 are allowed, paving the
way for students to spend several thousand dollars (at least) to get an
entire academic semester of work experience.

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[creative-radio] AMARC denounces attack on community radio broadcasters in Nepal

 


AMARC denounces attack on community radio broadcasters in Nepal

September 30, 2009, Kathmandu. The World Association of Community Radio
Broadcasters AMARC denounces the attack on the reporter of community radio
station Radio Kailash in Humla in West Nepal. The attack was carried out
by a group of locals led by member of Constitution Assembly of the United
Nepal Communist Party Maoist.

On 24th of September 2009, Radio Kailash reported that distribution of
food grain in the food starved Humla district was being unfairly
influenced by Maoist assembly members and that party members were being
favored to receive the state food aid. Following the broadcast, a group of
local persons arrived and padlocked the station. It then forcefully tried
to take the reporter of the station Post Bohora to the Maoist party office
and was severely beaten when he resisted. An assembly member of the Maoist
party is believed to have led the aggressors.

AMARC Vice President for South Asia Raghu Mainali has expressed deep
anguish and objection over the incident. "This is a serious breach of
freedom of expression and safety of a broadcaster and is highly
condemnable. No one has the right to lock up a radio station or beat up a
broadcaster. There are civilized and legal ways of making protest if one
does not agree with content of broadcast," he said. Raghu pointed to the
fact that earlier incidents of violence against community radio stations
in Nepal too were mostly perpetrated by members of the Maoists party and
that the party ought to correct its ways should it genuinely care about
the rights of the common people.

- End-

AMARC is an international non-governmental organization serving the
community radio movement in over 110 countries, and advocating for the
right to communicate at the international, national, local and
neighbourhood levels. AMARC has an International Secretariat in Montreal.
It has regional sections in Africa, Latin America and Asia Pacific and
offices in Johannesburg, Buenos Aires and Kathmandu.For more information,
please visit htttp://www.amarc.org or contact amarcap@wlink.com.np

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[creative-radio] Creative Radio List Birthday, 10/2/2009, 12:00 am



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