The war in Ukraine and the rapid withdrawal from Afghanistan have placed the issue of security and foreign policy at the center of the European agenda. A conflict fought a few kilometers from the Euro...
Tiziana Ferrario
Tiziana Ferrario is a journalist of RAI 1 News. She has frequently reported first hand from crisis situations worldwide, notably Afghanistan, Iraq, the Middle East, South East Asia and Africa. She recounts her experiences in Afghanistan in her bestselling book Il Vento di Kabul (2006). Winner of many awards, including the 2002 Carlo Casalegno national journalism award, the 2004 Ilaria Alpi award for her report on the war in northern Uganda and the 2005 Antonio Russo award for war reporting, she was also awarded the prestigious title of Cavaliere dell’Ordine al Merito della Repubblica in 2003 by then Italian President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi for services to journalism. She is the author of Orgoglio e Pregiudizi, Il risveglio delle donne ai tempo di Trump (2017), Orgoglio e pregiudizi. Le donne al tempo di Trump. Dal movimento #MeToo alla corsa per la Casa Bianca (2019), Uomini, è ora di giocare senza falli (2020) and La principessa afghana e il giardino delle giovani ribelli (2021).
From #metoo to #quellavoltache: the movement against sexual harassment in Italy
From the United States to Europe, from the Wenstein case to the #metoo movement: an earthquake has knocked down the wall of silence that had hitherto covered sexual harassment and abuse. Women have sp...
Humanitarian emergencies: are journalists still necessary? Wars, famine, displacement camps; at times the traditional media find it hard to get there. Why? Whose responsibility is it to tell the wo...
