Media Monitoring Africa has just released the latest research report on media’s coverage of children’s rights. Titled, “Promoting Children’s Rights: Coverage of Children in South
MMA has released two of its latest reports on the coverage of children in South African and Zambian media. “Reporting on Children: Is the coverage
MMA’s Make Abuse Disappear Online Accountability Tool (MAD OAT), is part of a larger strategy, the Empowering Children and the Media (ECM), which aims to
Every Monday morning Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) staff meets to discuss and analyse examples of the best and worst media coverage of children. Each week
MMA has been monitoring and analysing print media’s performance, in terms of how it reports on children, since 2003. This is its fourth report on
On Thursday 4th November 2010 an 8th grade girl was allegedly gang raped by three schoolboys on the high school’s premises. The incident was allegedly
Children’s Views not in the News; Portrayal of Children in South African Print Media 2009 -2010 shows that coverage of children has increased from 6.5%
The first day of school always gets media attention, with coverage of how children react to going to school for the first time. The day
Monitoring conducted by Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) in 2003 as part of the Empowering Children & the Media (ECM) strategy showed that only 6% of
