Paper sessions on the 5th annual conference

Paper Sessions

FRIDAY 8th of November

0900 – 1245

Pilestredet 46, Clara Holst hus, (third floor) OsloMet

 

Session 1:

Law, impunity and the role of the journalist in the media

Pilestredet 46, Clara Holst hus: PA304

09.00 – 10.00

Moderator: Rune Ottosen rune@oslomet.no

 

  1. Abit Hoxha: Thinking like NGO – working like journalist: Working conditions and news production in conflicts in Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo

 

  1. Hanan Badr: Journalists in Exile & Perceived Safety: how shrinking public sphere affected Egyptian journalists in Exile

 

  1. Peter Tiako Ngangum: Journalism in Cameroon: A high risk and dangerous profession?

 

BREAK

 

10.15 – 11.30

Moderator: Rune Ottosen rune@oslomet.no

 

  1. Daniela Osvald Ramos and Elizabeth Saad: Reports of violence to Brazilian journalists and its mediation by algorithms: cases form the 2018 Presidential Elections

 

  1. Janina Islam Abir: Ignorance is Bliss: Not for Digital Journalism. A study in the context of Bangladesh National Parliament Elections 2018

 

  1. Andrea Cancino (Co-author: Marta Milena Barrios): Between a rock and a hard place: Journalists multiple roles in the Colombian Public Debate

 

  1. Nermeen Alzarak: Cost of online connection; Egyptian journalists awareness of digital dangers and techniques to attain professional safety – Field and analytical study

 

BREAK

 

11.45 – 12.45

Moderator: Rune Ottosen rune@oslomet.no

 

 

  1. Samiksha Koirala: Journalists safety in the digital age in Nepal and the role of NGOs

 

  1. Ayetkin Kaan Kurtul: Free Speech and Privacy in the Digital Age: Between Public and Private Interferences on Internet

 

  1. Banafsheh Ranji: Poor employment conditions as detrimental as political pressure: A study on Iranian journalists precarious working circumstances

 

 

Session 2: Digital threats, harassment and gender

Pilestredet 46, Clara Holst hus: PA308

09.00 – 10.00

Moderator: Elisabeth Eide elisabe@oslomet.no

 

  1. Marte Høiby: The ‘triple effect’ putting female journalists at extra risk online

 

  1. Rabia Noor: Repercussions of Social Media Circus: Scanning Cyber-Bullying against Women

 

  1. Ivan Nathanael Lukanda (Co-Author: Florence Namasinga Selnes): Digital safety training in newsroom and journalism schools in Uganda

 

BREAK

 

10.15 – 11.30

Moderator: Elisabeth Eide elisabe@oslomet.no

 

  1. Florence Namasinga Selnes (Co-Author: Nakiwala Aisha Sembatya): Testifying to Vulnerability: Stories on Newsroom Harassment of Female Journalists in Uganda

 

  1. David Cheruiyot: When media critics go on the offensive. Journalist`s (re)actions to personal attacks on social networks

 

  1. Maria Konow Lund: The Global Voices of Female Investigative journalists

 

  1. Fred Kakooza: Digital safety – perspectives from female journalists in Uganda

 

 

BREAK

11.45 – 12.45

Moderator: Elisabeth Eide elisabe@oslomet.no

 

  1. Yennue Zarate Valderrama: Women reporting on violence in Mexico

 

  1. Ilmari Hiltunen: Digital Threats Faced by Finish Journalists

 

  1. Masduki Masduki: Assessment of the Safety of Journalists in the Digital Indonesia

 

 

Session 3: Surveillance, censorship and press freedom

Pilestredet 46, Clara Holst hus: PA311

09.00 – 10.00

Moderator: Anne Hege Simonsen annehege@oslomet.no

 

  1. Abeer Saady Soliman: The influence of the journalists digital capital on their safety in “Islamic State” (IS) controlled region in the Middle Est. A cross-border study conducted by journalists covering conflict in IS- controlled journalistic field in Syria, Iraq and Libya (2013-20199)

 

  1. Jhon Babu Koyye: Conceptualizing the Journalistic Practices of Reporting Conflict: A Case Study of Kashmir

 

  1. Kriti Bhuju: Headline- Content Inconsistency in Online Media in Nepal: Effects of Misinformation on readers

 

BREAK

 

10.15 – 11.30

Moderator: Anne Hege Simonsen annehege@oslomet.no

 

  1. Philip Di Salvo: The entrance of encryption tools in the journalistic field

 

  1. Bora Ataman and Baris Coban: Rise of the cyclops in Turkey: Keeping journalists under surveillance

 

  1. Michelle Betz: Better Together? Opportunities and challenges for connecting media support and human rights organizations on issues of impunity and safety

 

  1. Murat Akser and Banu Baybars-Hawks: Turkish Journalists and AKTrolling: How the Turkish Government Uses Social Media to Intimidate Journalists

 

 

BREAK

11.45 – 12.45

Moderator: Anne Hege Simonsen annehege@oslomet.no

 

  1. Anne Hege Simonsen & Ellen Hofsvang: No harm intended -placing colleagues in danger without meaning to do so

 

  1. Umaru Pate: Safety Threats and Digital Security Needs in the Nigerian Media.

 

  1. Allen Munoriyarwa: Big Brother is watching: Surveillance, its effects and journalists response in Zimbabwe

 

 

Session 4: Anti-press violence

Pilestredet 46, Clara Holst hus: PA314

Moderator: Elsebeth Frey elsefrey@oslomet.no

09.00-10.00

 

  1. Vera Slavtcheva, Sallie Hughes Jyotika Ramaprasad, Nina Springer, Abit Hoxha, Basyouni Hamada, Nina Steindl, Thomas Hanitzsch: Conceptualizing and measuring journalists safety around the globe

 

  1. Rodrigo Véliz Estrada: US tutelage, Israel and journalists Human Rights in Guatemala

 

  1. Suraj Olunifesi Adekunle: Digitalizing Mass Suppression: The Advent of Authoritarian Democracy and Mass Surveillance in Nigeria

 

BREAK

10.15 – 11.30

Moderator: Elsebeth Frey elsefrey@oslomet.no

 

  1. Mubashar Hasan (Co-author: Mushfique Wadud): Re-conceptualizing Safety on Journalists in an Authoritarian Regime: The Bangladesh case

 

5. Farid Abudheir & Hanadi Dweikat: Surveillance on Palestinian journalists’ use of digital communications with information sources: Dangers and countermeasures

 

 

  1. Mesut Coskun: Journalism in times of crisis: Journalism on the coup attempt

 

 

BREAK

 

11.45 – 12.45

Moderator: Oscar Westlund oscarw@oslomet.no

 

 

  1. Gifty Appiah-Adje (Co-author: Admire Mare): Habitus of fear or self-censorship? An investigation into digital insecurities amongst journalists in Ghana and Zimbabwe

 

  1. José Luis Benítes: Journalism and digital safety: Challenges for journalists and educators in Central America

 

  1. Lubna Zaheer: Freedom of expression under threat: A case of Pakistan

 

 

Roundtable discussion: safety trainings initiatives – the way forward

09.30 – 11.00

Pilestredet 46, Clara Holst hus: PA329

Moderator: Roy Krøvel

 

 

 

 

 

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