Schools which should be safe spaces for learning and growth. Often become environments where girls are vulnerable to abuse by those entrusted with their care. Media coverage of such sensitive […]...
The article by IOL titled, “Black Coffee urges followers to keep his children off social media amid divorce drama”(10/17/2025) was nominated for the MAD[1] of the week, for identifying the minor children of […]...
Children deserve reporting that protects their dignity, centres their well-being, and recognises their right to be heard at the right time. When stories involve recent distress or potential trauma, the best interests of […]...
When a child is subjected to a traumatic experience such as being kidnapped at gunpoint it leaves deep psychological scars. The trauma is not only a grave violation of a […]...
Children’s right to privacy is a fundamental principle that must always be safeguarded, particularly in media reporting, online spaces, and public discourse. Protecting their privacy helps prevent potential harm, including […]...
Children’s right to privacy is fundamental and must be prioritised, especially by the media when reporting on minors. Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is gravely concerned about an article published by […]...
News24 places child victim at risk When reporting on stories involving child victims, it is crucial that media practitioners take every possible measure to safeguard children’s rights and prevent any potential harm resulting from the coverage. […]...
A child’s identity should be protected Section 154 (3)[1] of the Criminal Procedure Amendment Act of 2021 clearly outlines the conditions under which the media can identify children. In the article, “Golden Arrow offers free […]...
Identity of vulnerable child is irrelevant Parents or guardians who use scholar transport expect their children to be transported to and from school safely. Although this method of transport helps […]...