Articles by Will Henley
By Humphrey Hawksley, BBC World Affairs Correspondent and CJA-UK member
The Economics of Killing: How the West fuels war and poverty in the developed world
Wednesday, April 25th 2012 at 6:30 – 8.00pm
By his own admission, Vijay Mehta chose …
By Will Henley
When faced with a crisis, what makes the media resort to condescending, patronising, cliched and predictable coverage? Why do broadcasters fall into the trap of arriving too late and leaving too early?
These questions …
WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY, May 3, 2012
Violence and censorship are still daily threats for too many journalists, said the President of the Commonwealth Journalists Association in a statement to mark …
The following statement has been issued by Commonwealth Journalists Association President Rita Payne:
“The Commonwealth Journalists Association wishes to join in the messages of outrage and concern that have been expressed at the attack by bombers …
By Mahendra Ved, CJA-India chairman / Press Council of India
The Press Council of India has proposed a joint panel of press councils from all SAARC countries to work on related issues and improving relations between …
Media Advisory:
The Commonwealth Journalists Association wishes Secretary-General Kamalesh Sharma success on his forthcoming visit to The Gambia and urges him to send a forceful message to President Yahya Jammeh regarding the deteriorating conditions for a proper …
By Richard Synge, CJA-UK member and Consultant Editor for Global magazine
The question of whether the British royal family should continue to head the Commonwealth in the 21st century was raised in a lunchtime debate staged …
By Rita Payne, CJA President
One would not expect to read about a sex scandal and intrigue in a book about missionaries in India. Yet, God’s Triangle by Ian Richardson, an ex-BBC journalist, is an unexpected …
By Twaha Mukiibi, CJA-UK member, for the London Evening Post
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr Dipu Moni met the Commonwealth Journalist Association (CJA) members in London Sunday to brief them about the progress her government had made so …
A decade after a devastating war, politicians in Sierra Leone are asking people to forget the atrocities of the past and concentrate on the country’s economic development.
There’s an elephant in the room however, only a …
