⭕️ Physical threats
🤳 Online harassment
♀️ Lifelong misogyny

Women reporters now face more danger than ever both online and offline – just for doing their jobs.

On #IWD2022, here are 4⃣ ways the world can help celebrate and protect women journalists. 🧵 #BreakTheBias
1⃣ Tackle abuse

⭕️ Female journalists can experience daily intimidation, virtually and in real life.

From enforcing gender-sensitive policies in the newsroom to legal advice, guides from TRF, @UNESCO, @IWMF and @INSInews could help fight this problem. tmsnrt.rs/3pyZbAY
2️⃣ Support to cover conflict

🇺🇦 The #Ukraine invasion has shown how crucial independent journalism is to fight misinformation.

🗣️ Women reporters are particularly vulnerable on the frontlines.

@pressfreedom share safety information to support them. ⬇️
3️⃣ Recognise women on the frontlines

🏆 Honours like the #KurtSchork Award celebrate the brave reporters uncovering the horrors of conflict and corruption.

Independent journalist @khabat_abas explains how winning has transformed her work. ➡️ ksmfund.org/2022-awards
4️⃣ Commit to fighting harassment

✏️ Sometimes, abuse can be targeted, compromising a reporter's work – forcing some to leave journalism altogether.

A new platform from @Jigsaw helps manage and block online harassment automatically. How does it work? bwnews.pr/3sSytFo
🤔 What do you think is the most powerful way to celebrate women journalists on #IWD22?

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♀️ It could now take 135 years for the world to achieve total gender equality, according to @wef.

This is up from 99 years in 2020, as COVID-19 and other crises set global progress back.

How did we get here? Here are 7⃣ shocking facts you need to know on #IWD22.🧵 #BreakTheBias
💼 More women lost their jobs than men during the pandemic.

⏪ The @WEF called this a "she-cession" as it reversed many gains that women had made in the workplace.

⏰ It also means closing the global gender gap will now take an extra 36 years. bit.ly/3tpmGNY
💰 Women are still paid less than men for equal jobs.

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🇪🇺 The pay gap is almost double that across the EU, with men earning up to 14% more than full-time female employees.
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