Naima Bouteldja

Al Jazeera asks French cit­i­zens on the streets of Paris and its sub­urbs about their thoughts on the im­pend­ing elec­tion.

The out­sider pres­i­den­tial can­di­date wins sup­port­ers be­cause of his work­ing-class back­ground and left­ist plat­form.

Rights ac­tivist and blog­ger on cen­sor­ship and the state of me­dia six years af­ter the rev­o­lu­tion that shook the world.

Up­hold­ing jour­nal­is­tic in­tegri­ty is the only way to com­bat pay-per-click busi­ness mod­el poi­son­ing me­dia, say ex­perts.

Fact-check­ers, me­dia train­ing and a re­turn to jour­nal­ism’s fun­da­men­tal prin­ci­ples could solve mis­in­for­ma­tion ecosys­tem.

Giv­en the in­creased tar­get­ing of re­porters and chang­ing me­dia land­scape, it is time to dis­cuss the state of jour­nal­ism.