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Liverpool Academics Showcase Work at Unesco
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- Two University of Liverpool academics presented research on journalist safety at UNESCO's World Press Freedom Day in Lusaka, Zambia on May 4.
- Dr. Vera Slavtcheva-Petkova presented findings from a survey of over 32,000 journalists in 75 countries.
- Survey found 21.2% of women journalists reported sexual harassment or assault, vs 7.3% of men.
- Dr. Richard Stupart discussed challenges for journalists in repressive environments.
- Event focused on press freedom and evidence-based policy making.
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