​Courage - Journalism Is Not a Crime: Sheila Coronel, Columbia University скачать в хорошем качестве

​Courage - Journalism Is Not a Crime: Sheila Coronel, Columbia University

"They are devoted to journalism but are under an immense pressure by governments, companies and criminals. They use the investigative toolbox to fight corruption and injustices. They reveal what those in power wants to hide. They face torture, jail and even death, but still they keep on fighting for freedom of expression. From three different countries on different continents – with one thing in common. They have Courage – because Journalism is not a crime." Investigative and critical journalists are being targeted by repressive regimes all over the world. This film is a tribute to them. The project is initiated by International Media Support who has tasked the independent Danish director and investigative journalist Tom Heinemann to develop and produce the film, website and social media outlets. In this material you will find in-depth interviews with some of the leading experts from ICIJ (https://www.icij.org/), GIJN (https://gijn.org/), EFJ (https://europeanjournalists.org/) and IMS (https://www.mediasupport.org/), just to name a few. More information: http://www.courage-documentary.dk/ Courage - Journalism Is Not a Crime Facebook:   / couragedocumentary   --- About Tom Heinemann - http://tomheinemann.dk/ Tom Heinemann has been working as an independent investigative journalist for more than 25 years. Two time awarded as "Outstanding Investigative Journalist" by the association on investigative journalism in Denmark (FUJ). Three times runner up for "Journalist of the year" in Denmark. (Cavling) His films have been sold all over the world, and he has received numerous international awards for his work on global issues. Tom Heinemann often teaches or lectures at universities and at conferences all over the world. --- About Sheila Coronel - https://journalism.columbia.edu/facul... In 1989, Sheila and her colleagues founded the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism. Under Sheila's leadership, the Center became the leading investigative reporting institution in the Philippines and Asia. In 2001, the Center’s reporting led to the fall of President Joseph Estrada. In 2003, Sheila won Asia’s premier prize, the Ramon Magsaysay Award.