Moving Stories - International Review of How Media Cover Migration - Foreword - Ethical Journalism Network
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Moving Stories - International Review of How Media Cover Migration - Foreword - Ethical Journalism Network
►http://ethicaljournalismnetwork.org/en/contents/moving-stories-international-review-of-how-media-cover-mig
Moving Stories - International Review of How Media Cover Migration - Ethical Journalism Network
►http://ethicaljournalismnetwork.org/en/contents/moving-stories-international-review-of-how-media-cover-mig
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Moving Stories - International Review of How Media Cover Migration
For years, the Norwegian Refugee Council and other humanitarian actors have called out – too often in vain – to the international community, to the media, the decision makers and the public opinion about the sufferings of millions of civilians fleeing war in Syria.
As the conflict escalated, and the humanitarian disaster with it, creating the biggest refugee crisis in our generation, our appeals for wider media attention, with some notable exceptions, fell on deaf ears with an apparent lack of interest on the part of the vast majority of television and radio companies and major newspapers.
It was arguably only with the tragic death of Aylan Kurdi and the publication of pictures of his body on a beach in Turkey that Western public opinion and global media finally woke up.
Immediately, media lenses focused sharply on the humanitarian crisis in the Mediterranean and both politicians and ordinary people had to respond.