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Black lists, easy monitoring and race revealed

In this update - the SABC blacklist report, the revealing race report and an article on high profile Triumph billboards shown in Johannesburg.

16 Days Special

The 16 Days campaign of no violence against women and children started on Saturday. This special edition newsletter brings a sneak peek at the results of the Zuma rape trial monitoring and last year’s 16 days report. If you wish to do your own monitoring this year, MMP has developed the Monitoring Made Easy software for you to monitor issues of gender.

How the media can make Women’s Day? National Women’s Day Challenge 2005

Following the highly successful challenge issued to the South African media last year for the coverage of National Women’s Day, the Media Monitoring Project (MMP) has decided to re-issue the challenge to media this year. The MMP’s challenge is for the media to mainstream women on National Women’s Day. Instead of media merely concentrating on so called “women’s issues” and only on the celebrations that are set to take place on the 9th of August, the MMP challenges the media to fill their papers, radio broadcasts, television schedules and news programmes with women.

Bringing corporates to the campaign

Government has spearheaded the campaign, media has taken its aims and objectives on board, and civil society organisations have been driving the process. The MMP’s challenge presents South Africa’s biggest companies with a clear opportunity to take the 16 Days campaign beyond the 16th day.

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