By Aagje Van Raemdonck and Jan Rehaag In a panel discussion on May 5, female journalists from across the world came together in the Embassy of Canada to Belgium to discuss the abuse, discrimination, and violence faced by female journalists. The event was organised by the British human rights organisation Article 19 and cohosted by …
By Jan Rehaag At a press conference in April, Amnesty International unveiled its annual State of the World’s Human Rights report, which analyses the human rights situation across 150 countries. The NGO warns that human rights are under threat from multiple fronts worldwide. In Belgium, repression against pro-Palestinian protestors and restrictions on the right to …
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By Julian Hale Ahead of the German elections in February, we saw a stuttering Ampelkoalition [traffic light coalition, i.e. Greens, FDP (yellow) Social Democrats (red)] stuck mainly at red. The ‘Scholzomat’, i.e. the Scholz robot as he has been nicknamed, was unimpressive. The Christian Democrat victory with Friedrich Merz at the helm was expected as …
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Just days after World Press Freedom Day, AEJ Belgium reaffirms its commitment to defending independent journalism at a time when its role is more vital — and probably more under threat — than ever. We are concerned about the situation of media in countries where press freedom is increasingly undermined by political pressure, economic control, …
AEJ Belgium is honoured to invite you to its spring event, AI & Media: Risk or (R)evolution, which will take place on 21 May at 18:30 at the Press Club Brussels (Rue Froissart 95, 1040 Brussels). We look forward to an insightful discussion on the use of AI in journalism, exploring its opportunities, potential challenges, and ethical …
