Medya için
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Medyanın toplumun bakış açısı üzerinde büyük bir etkisi vardır. Seçilen (ve seçilmeyen) haberler ve haberlerde, filmlerde ve belgesellerde kullanılan ton ve yaklaşım din veya inanç özgürlüğüne doğrudan etki etmektedir. Nefret suçlarını izleyen kuruluşlar, haberlerde kışkırtıcı bir ton kullanılması ile nefret suçu istatistiklerinde gözlenen ani yükselişler arasındaki açık bağlantıya dikkat çekmektedir. Hangi alanda çalışıyor olursak olalım, insan haklarına saygı gösterme sorumluluğu altındayız. Bu sorumluluk bilhassa medya söz konusu olduğunda oldukça ağırdır.
Medya çalışanlarının din ile ilgili haberleri, herkes için din veya inanç özgürlüğü, ifade özgürlüğü ve eşitlik bakımından teşvik edecek bir tarzda sunmalarına yardımcı olabilecek kaynaklara buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.
Medya çalışanlarının din ile ilgili haberleri, herkes için din veya inanç özgürlüğü, ifade özgürlüğü ve eşitlik bakımından teşvik edecek bir tarzda sunmalarına yardımcı olabilecek kaynaklara buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.
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Rabat Plan of Action on the prohibition of incitement to national, racial or religious hatred This plan of action is the result of broad international process of consultation organised by the UN. The plan includes sections of particular relevance to the media including the following two paragraphs: § 58. Self-regulation, where effective, remains the most appropriate way to address professional issues relating to the media. In line with principle 9 of the Camden Principles, all media should, as a moral and social responsibility and through self-regulation, play a role in combating discrimination and promoting intercultural understanding, including by considering the following: (a) Taking care to report in context and in a factual and sensitive manner, while ensuring that acts of discrimination are brought to the attention of the public. (b) Being alert to the danger of furthering discrimination or negative stereotypes of individuals and groups in the media. (c) Avoiding unnecessary references to race, religion, gender and other group characteristics that may promote intolerance. (d) Raising awareness of the harm caused by discrimination and negative stereotyping. (e) Reporting on different groups or communities and giving their members the opportunity to speak and to be heard in a way that promotes a better understanding of them, while at the same time reflecting the perspectives of those groups or communities. 59. Furthermore, voluntary professional codes of conduct for the media and journalists should reflect the principle of equality, and effective steps should be taken to promulgate and implement such codes. |
Camden Principles on freedom of expression and equality The principles look at the role of the state and the media in ensuring both equality and freedom of expression and are available in Arabic, English, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Portuguese, Russian, and Swahili. The Principles were prepared by ARTICLE 19 on the basis of discussions involving a group of high-level UN and other officials, and civil society and academic experts in international human rights law on freedom of expression and equality. Journalists Code of Conduct This code of conduct has been developed by the Adyan Foundation in Lebanon and is focused on journalists in the Middle East region, but has relevance for other geographic regions too. |