Call for – Web Development Services
Terms of Reference for a Web Development Services
Introduction:
Deutsche Welle Akademie in the framework of the ‘’Media in Libya – Immune against disinformation’’, funded by the European Union and the German Foreign Office, is…
Call for – Translation services
Terms of Reference for Translation services
Introduction:
Deutsche Welle Akademie in the framework of the ‘’Media in Libya – Immune against disinformation’’, funded by the European Union and the German Foreign Office, is seeking…
Libyan fact-checkers raise alarm bells over disinformation ahead of elections
Stakeholders come together to fight online electoral violence in Libya In a virtual summit : Media and Elections: Disinformation and online violence during elections
All eyes in Libya and in the international community are on the upcoming…
“Media Awareness, to Raise the Efficiency of the Press Narrative”
Brief about the Conference on "Media Awareness, to Raise the Efficiency of the Press Narrative"
The media environment in Libya was highly dynamic, as the political change in 2011 opened the door to various media outlets, and in the…
Libya‘s Media Regulation Framework and Possible Ways Forward
Terms of Reference
Study: Libya‘s Media Regulation Framework and Possible Ways Forward
General Context:
Media professionals in Libya work under extremely difficult conditions. Often their most elementary professional…
Call for applications: Fellowship
Fellowship 'Constructive Journalism Lab: Moving Media Forward'
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the lives of people all over the world. The media has been playing a vital role in providing reliable information throughout the crisis. But…
Using fact-checking to combat Libya’s social media war
The conflict in Libya is a model example of how fake news can fuel violence. DW Akademie has been supporting the Libyan fight against disinformation.
"The first casualty when war comes is truth." This famous quote is attributed to former…
Libya’s Long Road to Freedom of Information
On the 10th of December 1948, representatives of 58 countries from all parts of the world came together in Paris to write world history. The group members of the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human…
From Tunisia to Libya: Peace-building female journalists
From my quarantine room in one of the capital city’s hotels in Tunis, I sat facing my computer’s camera to participate in an online workshop for Tunisian and Libyan female journalists in the framework of the “Gender and Media Forum on…
Supporting a new culture of fact checking in Libya
Fake news are dangerous. They can threaten social stability and even endanger human lives. This was one of the main topics that a group of journalists from all over Libya discussed during a 10-day-training on the “Basics of Fact Checking”…