The Routledge Companion to Media and Human Rights (Paperback, 1)

1 Mapping the Field: Media and Human Rights

Part 1

Communication, Expression and Human Rights

2 UNESCO’s evolving perspectives on the media and human rights

3 History of Media and Human Rights

4 Media freedom of expression at the Strasbourg Court: Current predictability of the standard of protection offered

5 Communication freedoms versus communication rights: Discursive and Normative struggles within Civil Society and Beyond

6 Freedom of Information and the Media

7 Freedom of Expression and the Chilling Effect

8 Human Rights and Press Law

9 Human rights and the digital

10 Children’s rights in the digital age

11 Media and Information Literacy (MIL): Taking the digital social turn for online freedoms and education 3.0

12 Digital Media Practices, Systems, and Rights

13 All human rights are local. The resiliency of social change.

Part 2

Media Performance and Human Rights: Political Processes

14 Political determinants of media freedom

15 Beyond the binary of universalism and relativism: Iran, media and the discourse of human rights

16 Rights, reporting and mass-surveillance in a digital age

17 Civil society and political-intelligence elites: From manipulation to public accountability

18 Foreign policy, media and human rights

19 Public diplomacy, media, and human rights

Part 3

Media Performance and Human Rights: News and Journalism

20 Global media ethics, human rights and flourishing

21 Investigative journalism and human rights

22 International reporting

23 Global violence against journalists: The power of impunity and emerging initiatives to evoke social change

24 Media, human rights and civic organization