Monitoring Studies
Перейти до Wins and losses of Crimean pro-Kremlin media. Monitoring survey
Wins and losses of Crimean pro-Kremlin media. Monitoring survey
Перейти до Over 43% journalists believe that the freedom of speech in Ukraine has deteriorated – IMI survey
Over 43% journalists believe that the freedom of speech in Ukraine has deteriorated – IMI survey
Перейти до The big war’s main consequences for journalists: information access issues, workload increase – survey
The big war’s main consequences for journalists: information access issues, workload increase – survey
Перейти до Freedom of Speech Barometer for January 2023
Freedom of Speech Barometer for January 2023
Перейти до “In the summer, they started coming for journalists,” says “Most” editor-in-chief about persecution by occupiers in Kherson
“In the summer, they started coming for journalists,” says “Most” editor-in-chief about persecution by occupiers in Kherson
Перейти до 477 crimes against journalists and media in Ukraine committed by Russia in 11 months of the war
477 crimes against journalists and media in Ukraine committed by Russia in 11 months of the war
Перейти до 567 freedom of speech violations recorded by IMI in 2022. Over 80% committed by Russia
567 freedom of speech violations recorded by IMI in 2022. Over 80% committed by Russia
Перейти до “Filtration” as part of Russia’s planned genocide of Ukrainians
“Filtration” as part of Russia’s planned genocide of Ukrainians
Перейти до Freedom of Speech Barometer for December 2022
Freedom of Speech Barometer for December 2022
Перейти до Ukrainian media and the war. IMI monitorings 2022 summarized
Ukrainian media and the war. IMI monitorings 2022 summarized
Перейти до 467 crimes against journalists and media in Ukraine committed by Russia in ten months of the war
467 crimes against journalists and media in Ukraine committed by Russia in ten months of the war
Перейти до “Russia is here forever,” maybe. An analysis of the occupiers’ press in the liberated South of Ukraine
“Russia is here forever,” maybe. An analysis of the occupiers’ press in the liberated South of Ukraine