▶️ Enforcing agreements to end supply chain violence
▶️ Rolling out mandatory human rights due diligence
▶️ Legally holding brands to account for abuses
In the financial world, they are standards used to assess a company beyond its profits by measuring how it protects the environment as well as communities.
Women reporters are facing an onslaught of abuse online.
Here's how it's impacting their work – and what we can do to help stop it. 🧵
📲 Online harm aims to silence and stigmatise women journalists.
✒️ Mounting abuse can force some to leave the field altogether.
🤳 That's why we're launching TRFilter with @Jigsaw, a new tool for reporters to manage and block harassment as it happens. trfilter.org
⭕️ How does TRFilter work?
▶️ It recognises and flags harmful Twitter posts
▶️ Choose to hide, mute or save comments
▶️ Block abusive users
▶️ Create reports to share with others
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. ⬇️