Reviewer of Annual Artistic Freedom Report
Marianna Tzabiras is a Reviewer of the Annual Artistic Freedom Report. She focuses on themes related to publishing and media, with an emphasis on journalism, press freedom, and the intersection of security and law enforcement. Her insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Media Industry Observer, Global Advertising News, IFEX, and Freemuse.
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Marianna's coverage focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and themes such as journalism, media freedom, human rights, press freedom, and legal proceedings. She appears to be particularly interested in injustices related to media freedom and human rights violations.
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By: Marianna Tzabiras
In the petition, which is submitted pursuant to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, MFWA board member Femi Falana called on the Commission "to urgently intervene and refer the matter to the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights for a binding adjudication."
By: Marianna Tzabiras
A recent Russian missile-and-drone attack on Kyiv damaged media infrastructure and affected journalists and their families.
SFLC.in says there is a need for a comprehensive and coherent generative AI framework in India.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
For Reporters Without Borders (RSF), publicly exposing journalists and encouraging hostile narratives against the press fuels intimidation, delegitimises investigative reporting and fosters a hostile environment for independent journalism in Brazil's polarised pre-electoral climate.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
The 2025 study finds that on average, 29 percent of media professionals reported experiencing sexual harassment.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
In the absence of a unified international definition of hate speech, a central challenge emerges: how to confront inflammatory and violent discourse without turning the concept into a tool for restricting freedom of opinion and expression or prosecuting critical and opposition voices.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
In the video that led to his arrest, Ibrahim Zigui had urged opposition supporters to occupy public spaces carrying Ivorian flags in protest against the potential exclusion of certain candidates from the presidential race.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
The project seeks to support policymakers, civil society actors, and regional institutions in shaping AI governance that reflects African priorities and values, thereby ensuring that AI systems and governance models consider African values and needs rather than simply adopting Western or Chinese standards and models.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
At a time when conversations around diversity are gaining traction, the initiative confronts a persistent gap: the continued marginalisation of journalists with disabilities within newsrooms across the continent.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
"The fact that journalists have to hide their credentials or stop going out onto the streets for fear of being recognised reflects a serious deterioration in the guarantees for the practice of journalism in Bolivia" - RSF.
