Ten years ago the kidnapping of the Chibok girls in Nigeria sparked global outrage. But girls are still being kidnapped from schools and colleges in Nigeria, forcing many to stay home and forego an education.

An important and under-reported story. context.news/socioeconomic-…

A can of worms for 6pm on a Friday 😂

TV industry: “We want to find new unrepresented, working class writers, so we can authentically tell those stories”

Also TV industry: “We don’t accept unsolicited pitches or scripts”

CPJ calls for an independent investigation into the Israeli attack on journalists in Gaza working for TRT World. The attack critically injured TRT Arabi camera operator Sami Shehadeh, whose leg was later amputated.

cpj.org/2024/04/cpj-se…

A year of war in #Sudan - what’s happening and what should be done to end it? Listen to a Chatham House Africa podcast on the conflict here:

International focus is on an anticipated, retaliatory Iranian strike on Israel in the coming days… but keep an eye on the Occupied West Bank:

Israeli settlers go on the rampage killing at least one Palestinian & torching cars / homes after a 14 year old Israeli boy goes missing

Here, Crisis Group updates on a shattered, starving #Sudan after one year of war, and the lagging diplomacy to try and arrest the spiraling collapse.

We may be a broken record, but it’s beyond time for the world to wake up.

If you're a student from a lower-income background looking to get into TV, our bursary scheme might be for you.

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What a great project Bilan Media is - supporting pioneering young female Somali journalists transforming the media landscape in their country. Happy Birthday!

Shrinking rates, second jobs, and mental health issues - read our Reuters Institute colleague Gretel Kahn reporting on the (grim) state of freelance journalism across the world reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/freelance…

Ten years ago the kidnapping of the Chibok girls in Nigeria sparked global outrage. But girls are still being kidnapped from schools and colleges in Nigeria, forcing many to stay home and forego an education.

An important and under-reported story. context.news/socioeconomic-…

To understand the future of our food, we need to start at the roots. Spotlight on my talented colleagues Context News and their in-depth look into how climate change and consumption is changing how crops are grown.
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CPJ spoke to three women who are committed to helping journalists in Gaza survive and continue to report on the war. Collectively, they have provided aid to hundreds of journalists on the ground.

Read more in our new feature: cpj.org/2024/04/gaza-j…

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe speaks of the long road to recovery after her prison ordeal, and says she will never get over the “stolen” years of her daughter’s childhood. ‘Freedom is sweet... but it's not easy' bbc.co.uk/news/uk-687896…

“You never think war will come to you.”

Africa correspondent Yousra Elbagir looks back at a year of reporting on the war in Sudan.

⏰ Watch our documentary War at Home tomorrow at 9pm
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Zara & H&M claim their cloths are 'sustainable.'

But...if you trace their supply chain in Brazil, it turns out their cotton comes from land-grabbed farms, in a region plagued by deforestation.

Exclusive from my colleagues: Jack Graham & andré cabette fábio: context.news/nature/ngo-lin…

🚨With everything that’s happening in the world, it’s no surprise that more and more people are experiencing news fatigue

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BIG story this morning by Jack Graham 👇

H&M + Zara are buying cotton linked to environmental destruction and illegal deforestation - in a biodiversity hotspot in Brazil.

According to NGO Earthsight

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