International

Ryerson professor Anne McNeilly wasn’t sure what to expect when she travelled to China last spring to teach media ethics and news reporting.
Continue Reading Ryerson journalism prof navigates censorship while teaching in China

An investigative journalism conference hosted by Veritas foundation highlights collaboration as an important investigative tool.
Continue Reading What will sustain investigative journalism?

By H.G. Watson, Associate Editor

Marc Ellison was standing near a village in Tanzania’s Mara Hills, working on a story about a safe house for girls escaping from female genital… Continue Reading Turning news into a graphic novel

By Nicole Williams, IRB Reporter 

Migrants fleeing Syria face an incredibly dangerous and chaotic journey. Most make the journey with very little reliable information about where to go,… Continue Reading Using news as humanitarian aid for refugees

Tanya K. Bindra will use $3,000-award to tell stories of sexual assault survivors in New Delhi.
Continue Reading First winner of the Ali Mustafa Memorial Award named

Journalist Mohamed Fahmy speaks about the dangers of freelancers reporting overseas and the issues surrounding rights for citizens who are jailed abroad.
Continue Reading Fahmy on foreign reportage and citizenship rights

The International Reporting Bureau at Humber College reviews travel advisories for journalists working abroad.
Continue Reading Travel advisories for journalists

Marc Ellison is concerned about the shrinking foreign footprint of western media but is prepared to find new ways of reporting through the use of graphic novels.
Continue Reading Debriefs: Marc Ellison on digital storytelling and parachute journalism

On Oct. 1, JHR honoured journalists from around the globe who are working for human rights in their communities.
Continue Reading Journalists for Human Rights Night for Rights

Mohamed Fahmy’s legal saga drawn out further as Egyptian court postpones a much-anticipated verdict in widely denounced trial.
Continue Reading Cairo court postpones verdict for Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy