Full programme

Conference organized by the research group Media, War and Conflikt, MEKK, at Department of Journalism and Media Studies, OsloMet, with support from Fritt Ord, UNSECO and JMIC – Journalism and Media International Center

                                   

4th annual conference on the Safety of Journalists

– the chilling effects

November 5thand 6th

Oslo Metropolitan University

PROGRAMME

Monday 5thof November

Pilestredet 32: N010.023 – auditorium

 

0830

Registration Coffee & tea

0900 Opening

Music

Joik by Ella Marie Hætta Isaksen

 

Welcome from

Ann-Helén Bay, Dean Faculty of Social Sciences OsloMet University

SKUP Norway

Professors Roy Krøvel and Kristin Skare Orgeret, Research group MEKK

 

0930 – 1100 Keynotes: Journalists under Pressure

Marilyn Clark, Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Malta

Unwarranted interference, fear and self-censorship

Guy Berger, Director for Freedom of Expression and Media Development at UNESCO, Paris

From global norms to national mechanisms for protecting journalists

1100 – 1115 Break

1115 – 1230 Panel:

Safety and self-censorship» – practical experiences, six cases of investigative journalism

Participants:

Joshua Olutosin Olufemi, Nigeria,

Johannes Kr. Kristjansson, Island

Daniela Quirós Lépiz, Burkina Faso/Costa Rica

Mwanyengwa Ndapewoshali Shapwanale, Angola/Namibia

Craig McCune, South Africa

Jan Lukas Strozyk, Germany

 

1230 – 1330 Lunch Café Andrea

1330 – 1430 Paper sessions

 

STATE CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N020.113

Admire Mare

Murat Akser

Sara Torsner & Diana Maynard

LAWS & CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N040.011

Olunfesi Adekunle

Janina Islam Abir

Ayodele Joseph

Behlül Çalışkan

DIGITAL & SOCIAL SECURITY: Pilestredet 32: N040.012

Sadia Jamil

Florence Namasinga

Sarphan Uzunoğlu

 

1430 – 1500 Coffee & tea

1500 – 1600 Paper sessions

 

STATE CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N020.113

Bora Ataman and Prof. Dr. Barış Çoban

Mulatu Alemayehu

José Luis Benitez

 

LAWS & CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N040.011

Peter Moss Mukung

Nermeen Alazrak

Miral Al Ashry

CONFLICT & PEACE: Pilestredet 32: N040.012

Yennué Zarate

Eric Chauvistré

Victor Chinedu Eze

Collins Obiorah & Obiorah Chimaoge Joseph

 

1730 Dinner at Skatten (Tøyen)

 

1900 – 2030

Why are so many journalists threatened, subjected to violence and/or assassinated in Latin America today?

After dinner event with Norwegian Latin America Research Network (NorLARNet) at Skatten (Tøyen)

Participants:

Yennué Zarate, Mexico

Marta Milena Barrios Correa, Colombia

José Luis Benítez, El Salvador

Bendicte Bull, moderator

 

Tuesday 6thof November

Pilestredet 32: N010.023 – auditorium

 

08.30

Coffee & Tea

 

0900 – 1045

Keynotes:

Self-censorship – Chilling Effects in Colombia and Zimbabwe

Marta Milena Barrios Correa, Universidad del Norte, Colombia

Nhamo A. Mhiripiri, Midlands State University, Zimbabwe

1000 – 1045 Discussion

  

1045 – 1115 Break

 

1115 – 1230

Panel: How do journalists survive and tackle self-censorship in Afghanistan?

Participants:

Ambassador Shukria Barakzai,Afghanistan’s ambassador to Norway

Abdul Mujeeb Khalvatgar, Director of NAI Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan

Hasina Shirzad, MA student and journalist from Afghanistan

Yama Wolasmal, Anchor/reporter NRK

Elisabeth Eide, Professor, Oslo Metropolitan University, moderator

  

1230 – 1330 Lunch Café Andrea

1330 – 1430 Paper sessions

SELF-CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N020.113

Samiksha Koirala

Saumava Mitra

Ayetekin Kaan Kurtul

HARASSMENT & CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N040.011

Aisha Sembatya Nakiwala

Kristin Skare Orgeret & Trond Idås

Signe Ivask & Greete Palgi

PRACTICE OF SELF-CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N040.012

Umaru Pate

Iilmari Hiltunen

Hala Nofal

1500 – 1600 Paper sessions

SELF-CENSORSHIP: Pilestredet 32: N020.113

Marte Høiby

Michelle Betz

Malvika Kaul

MONITORING: Pilestredet 32: N040.011

Gerald Walulya

Harun Or-Rashid

Elisabeth Eide

 

1615 – 1645  Closure: Pilestredet 32: N010.023 – auditorium

JMIC, Journalism and Media International Center

MEKK, Media, War & Conflict