US EditionMedia Must Use Proper Terminology When Reporting on Children – Media Monitoring Africa
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Media Must Use Proper Terminology When Reporting on Children – Media Monitoring Africa
PRESS STATEMENT For Immediate Release Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) emphasises that words shape our understanding of issues, the prioritisation of challenges, and the formation of responses. The language used in media coverage influences how laws are applied and how policy responses are developed. MMA expresses concern over the prevalent use of the term “child pornography” in news reports concerning the recent arrests of individuals found in pos…
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