May 1st 2021
We remember all those female and male workers who lost their lives both for a job accident and Covid, hoping we will take our lives back again.
Roma, 1st. May 2021
We remember all those female and male workers who lost their lives both for a job accident and Covid, hoping we will take our lives back again.
Roma, 1st. May 2021
Fuente: Laboratorio de Periodismo, Luca de Tena -Reporteros Sin Fronteras, en colaboración con 16 organizaciones, ha elaborado la Carta de París sobre Inteligencia Artificial y Periodismo, un documento que busca establecer los principios éticos en el uso de la IA en el periodismo. Esta iniciativa, anunciada durante el Foro de Paz de París…
The Worldwide Association of Women Journalists and Writers (AMMPE) expresses its dismay at the repressive policy of the Iranian regime that has resulted in the detention of an unprecedented number of women journalists as part of its offensive to control the protests sparked by the murder of the young Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini. For AMMPE,…
Complimenti alla nostra collega e socia di AMMPE Italia Marina Collaci per il suo romanzo «Scialomm Mussolini», presentato il 5 luglio presso la libreria “ELI” di Roma. Molto avvincente e ben documentato, il romanzo narra la storia veritiera di un gruppo di contadini del Gargano, che si convertono all’Ebraismo in piena epoca fascista.
The Worldwide Association of Women Journalist and Writers (AMMPE) greets the World Press Freedom Day and underline the need for free communication and a serious, responsible and independent journalism for the development and protection of democracy.
Un’interessante conversazione virtuale, arriva da Washington con Cecilia Domeyko, nostra collega e integrante dell’Associazione Mondiale Giornaliste e Scrittrici (AMMPE), autrice del romanzo «Sacrificio en la Frontera», che racconta la storia della giovane Yoali, il cui figlio Elisito viene rapito dal padre Guayo, un trafficante che non solo non riconosce il piccolo come proprio figlio, ma…
Agnese Pini, director of the newspaper ‘La Nazione’, is among the 100 successful Italian women selected by Forbes. She is the first woman in the newspaper’s 160-year history to hold this position and the youngest newspaper editor in Italy. Congratulations dear Agnes!