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International Federation of Journalists condemns Hamas meddling in Gaza journalists affairs
The contrast could not be clearer: in Israel, independent trade unions that sometimes cooperate with, sometimes confront the government. In areas controlled by the pro-Iranian Hamas, unions under the thumb of an authoritarian regime. This week the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) strongly condemned the actions of the Hamas regime in Gaza. In a statement… »
Palestinian journalists may be expelled from union after meeting Israeli colleagues
Palestinian journalists face the possibility of expulsion from their union after they travelled to Tel Aviv to meet Israeli colleagues. Media outlets in both Israel and the West Bank are reporting the possibility that these journalists could be expelled from their union. Three of the Palestinian journalists who visited Tel Aviv in March were from… »
Journalist union democratisation hijacked by Fatah-aligned security agency
The hoped for revival and democratisation of the Palestinian journalists union – with the support of the International Federation of Journalists – seems to have collapsed in a heap. Journalists in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip are angrily denouncing the Palestinian Authority over its interference in the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) election held… »
Human rights group joins calls to delay Palestinian journalist union elections
A Gaza-based Palestinian human rights group has joined the growing calls to delay historic elections for leadership positions in the Palestinian journalists’ union. Nominations for the Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate (PJS) elections closed on Monday (February 1, 2010). Challenges to the nomination of any candidates were to be made on Tuesday (February 2, 2010). The actual… »
Female journalists demand union representation
Dozens of female journalists from Gaza rallied on Sunday in front of the office of the Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate in Gaza City, demanding that membership be opened up to women. Journalist Dunya Isma’il called on the PJS to introduce a set quota for women members, as in the Palestinian Legislative Council, the Ma’an News Agency… »
Call to postpone Palestinian journalists’ congress due to political interference
The International Federation of Journalists has called for a postponement of a historic Palestinian journalists’ union congress, because of undue political interference. The Palestinian Journalist Syndicate announced on Wednesday that nominations were open for its leadership and a long overdue union conference will start soon afterwards. The journalist union’s top committee said they would receive… »
Journalist unions in Israel, Palestine and across globe condemn Israel’s action against Bethlehem-based journalist
Journalist unions in Palestine, Israel and their global union federation, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) , have joined together in a call to denounce the detention of Jared Malsin, the American editor-in-chief of the English-language section of the Bethlehem-based Ma’an News Agency. Malsin has now been held for three days in detention after he… »