Tarun Tejpal Case: NWMI Welcomes Bombay High Court Verdict
The Network of Women in Media, India welcomes the verdict of the Bombay High Court Goa Bench, which today convicted journalist Tarun Tejpal for the rape of a young colleague in 2013.
NWMI Condemns Use of Force Against Peaceful Protesters and Journalists, Demands Accountability
The Network of Women in Media, India, strongly condemns the use of force against peaceful protesters and journalists at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar area as well as the state’s intimidatory tactics aimed at discouraging similar protests elsewhere in the country. NWMI calls upon the media to report responsibly on this important protest by the country’s youth and decries attempts to stop reporters from doing their job.
Mumbai
Navigating financial, ethical and technological crises in Indian journalism 18th National Meeting, February 2-4, 2024, Mumbai More than 170 women journalists from across India attended the Network of Women in Media, India’s (NWMI) 18th National Meeting in Mumbai...
Simultaneous Breakout Workshops
On the final day of the meeting four breakout workshops were held simultaneously for members.