• Response to questions concerning upheld complaints from AIPCE members

    Response to questions concerning upheld complaints from AIPCE members0

    Mr. Peter Feeney, Press Ombudsman, Office of the Press Ombudsman, Dublin, Ireland questions concerning publication of upheld complaints where the offending article has been published in both print and digital editions. He adds, the current practice requires complainants to provide them with a copy of the article the subject of the complaint. If the complainant

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  • Checklist for reporting on refugees

    Checklist for reporting on refugees3

    The checklist serves self-reflection and is a guide to practice, the basis for the decisions of the Press Council of Austria is of course still only the code of honour for the Austrian press. 1. Would I report misconduct even if it had not been set by a foreigner/asylum seeker/migrant? 2. Have I researched the

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  • Migration reporting toolkit for journalists launches on World Refugee Day

    Migration reporting toolkit for journalists launches on World Refugee Day0

    The Ethical Journalism Network has worked with the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA), European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) to develop an online resource for journalists reporting on migration. June 20, 2019 – Help is at hand for media professionals seeking to enhance the quality of their work when

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