RESPECT – Advancing respect for ethical standards by media and respect for ethical media by citizens
The project aims to achieve a common understanding in Montenegro what makes the core ethics of journalism and to inform and inspire the stakeholders how to make ethical journalism work and thus contribute to increase in the overall quality of reporting and trust in media. Specifically, the project aims to improve the capacities of key stakeholders to reinforce the Code of Ethics in the media in Montenegro and to increase the role of citizens in advancing ethical journalism. The project will create an open space for public discussion on media ethics and promotion of the Code of Ethics, and to enrich a public debate with experience and good practice presented by experts and practitioners from the region and EU. Journalism students will be given an opportunity to obtain practical skills by engaging in the action and to strengthen knowledge on the Code of Ethics and its application in practice.
Results
- Ethical challenges regarding protection of privacy when reporting on violence against women sensationalism before ethics (Case study)
- Implementation of the cod of ethics and self-regulation principles through the internal rules on posting comments in online media in Montenegro
- Ethical dilemmas in reporting on election campaigns containing hate speech elements (Case study)
- Etički izazovi u zaštiti prava na privatnost u izvještavanju medija o nasilju nad ženama senzacionalizam ispred etičnosti(Analiza slučaja)
- Primjena etičkog kodeksa i načela samoregulacijekroz interna pravila za objavljivanje komentara u online medijima u Crnoj gori
- Etičke dileme u izvještavanju o izbornim kampanjama koje sadrže elemente govora (Analiza slučaja)
Partners:
- Lead partner: Montenegro Media Institute
- Partner: Ethical Journalism Network (UK), Peace institute
Funders:
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Slovenia
- Ministry of Public Administration of Montenegro