The Network of Women in Media, India, aims to provide a forum for women in media professions to share information and resources, exchange ideas, promote media awareness and ethics, and work for gender equality and justice within the media and society.
We welcome Kerala govt's reversal of the draconian #Sec118A to criminalise online speech with 3 yrs jail. NWMI also opposes so-called #LoveJihadLaws proposed by UP, MP, Karn, Haryana in the name of protecting women.
Don't shoot off women's shoulders!
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As much @NWM_India wants governments to penalise the widespread online abuse of women in the media, we condemn any attempt to tackle this real problem by introducing draconian laws such as Section 118A in Kerala. | A statement in support of @WCC_Cinemanwmindia.org/statements/don…
Lockdowns and curfews intended to contain the spread of Covid-19 have led to a free-fall into gender-based violence this year. According to UN Women, “this is the shadow pandemic growing amidst the Covid-19 crisis”.
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📢📢 What are the ground rules for reporting on gender- based violence and how to put them into practice while reporting a news event or writing a story? We will conduct a workshop along with @prajnya on Dec 9 for young journalists✍✍. Details below👇 for registration pic.twitter.com/95w9heHc1S
🛎🛎⏳⚡⚡ Important announcement, after being over booked for the past few days, some slots for this workshop have become available. Hurry and register. Details below 👇 First-come-first-served only!!🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♂️🏃♂️ twitter.com/NWM_India/stat…
