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"A Dark Place: A SOFJO Documentary" Trailer

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The online safety of women journalists goes beyond gender equality and press freedom, directly impacting the quality of our democracies and right of society to access a plurality of information. This simple truth unfolds in A Dark Place through first-hand experiences shared by those journalists targeted with online abuse and experts in the fields of human rights, gender and media freedom.

International Women's Day

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Message from OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Harlem Désir and Barbara Trionfi, Director of IPI.

Manon Muti and Holly Davis (#SOFJO)

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This video, part of the OSCE RFoM Safety of Female Journalists Online project, features Manon Muti and Holly Davis. Women who face online harassment have little recourse when it comes to reporting, receiving support or legal redress. At best, they are encouraged to ignore the abuse and turn off the computer and at worst are blamed for the abuse or for undermining others’ free speech. What’s more, with technology constantly changing, the way in which women are attacked is also constantly changing.

Julie Lalonde (#SOFJO)

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Julie Lalonde is an award-winning women’s rights activist and Director of Hollaback!, a global organization that works to transform the culture of harassment and violence and to develop strategies to ensure equal access to public spaces. She participated as trainer in a workshop in OSCE RFoM's project Safety of Female Journalists Online (#SOFJO).