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Traditional ‘neutral’ and ‘objective’ journalism has long been regarded as the gold standard of reliable reporting within conflict settings. But who gets to be perceived as neutral and objective? Who holds the power to tell the stories? And which stories get told? During this programme, SPUI25 in Spe explores the politics of journalistic visibility. Whose voices are centred, and whose are sidelined?  
Event details of (In)Visible Journalists. Confronting Epistemic Injustices in Conflict Reporting 
Date
18 March 2025
Time
20:00
Location
SPUI25

In recent years, the rise of alternative forms of journalism, from Instagram posts to TikTok videos, has elevated new voices that did not have access to big audiences before, especially in the Western world. This shift has revealed the deep inequalities in whose voices are heard, amplified, and trusted. Nowhere has this been more evident than in the coverage of the war on Gaza.   

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