Mass media
Report
Fair and accurate? Migrant and refugee young people, crime and the media
The public perception of young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds is often associated with crime or offending behaviour. Unbalanced media stories sometimes reinforce these stereotypes. Executive summary
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Children's rights in the digital age: a download from children around the world
Evidence from across the world is telling us that no matter where they are from, more and more children are relying on digital tools, platforms and services to learn, engage, participate, play, innovate, work or socialise. Foreward Some two-thirds of the world’s almost three billion internet users are from the developing world, with the numbers...
Report
Breaking the silence: strengths and weaknesses in G20 whistleblower protection laws
This report analyses the current state of whistleblower protection rules in each of the G20 countries, applying to the identification of wrongdoing in both the public and private sectors.
Report
Public broadcaster or green activist? How the ABC spins Australia's energy choices
Examines the ABC’s coverage of Australia’s energy choices.
Article
The freedom to be a hypocrite
The free speech debate has been marked by selectivity and score-settling Acres of ink and gigaloads of bytes have been spilled in recent times over “free speech.” Sadly, the debate has mostly been self-serving. Much of it has been driven by right-wing voices opposed both to vilification laws and to a now-defunct proposal to strengthen...