Equally safe

Women journalists face uniquely gendered risks when conducting their vital work. A gendered lens is vital to understand and mitigate these risks. 

But women journalists are not a monolithic group. Their experiences differ depending on their race, nationality, sexual orientation, religion, and other characteristics. That’s why an intersectional feminist approach – one that accounts for these intersecting forms of oppression – is needed to enhance their safety. 

From 2021–26, ARTICLE 19’s project Equally Safe: Towards a Feminist Approach to the Safety of Journalists explored what such an approach might look like and what benefits it might bring to women journalists worldwide.  

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UN: Mainstreaming an intersectional gender approach into the safety of journalists
07.07.2025 5 min read

UN: Mainstreaming an intersectional gender approach into the safety of journalists

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UN: Safety of journalists among top priorities at the Human Rights Council
16.06.2025 8 min read

UN: Safety of journalists among top priorities at the Human Rights Council

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Digital warfare, censorship, and risks to journalists in conflict: finding a way forward
10.05.2025 14 min read

Digital warfare, censorship, and risks to journalists in conflict: finding a way forward

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How can we ensure women journalists are equally safe?
10.05.2025 11 min read

How can we ensure women journalists are equally safe?

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Bangladesh: Authorities must investigate rape of woman journalist urgently
19.03.2025 4 min read

Bangladesh: Authorities must investigate rape of woman journalist urgently

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