SAMDEN is a network of media professionals working on issues of shrinking journalistic space in South Asia.
South Asia Media Defence Network
South Asia has a poor record in the areas of freedom of speech and expression where the space for voicing dissenting opinions has shrunk, gradually but alarmingly. With growing attacks against the press in mind, in late 2017, CHRI launched its newest initiative, the South Asia Media Defenders Network (SAMDEN) to monitor, address and campaign to solve problems faced by journalists in the region.
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Monitoring Press Freedom and Safety in the Region
This interactive map uncovers attacks on journalists across the region from 2010. Data from the committee to protect journalists.
Samden Articles
South Asian journalists decry attacks on media persons
May 26, 2020 New Delhi, India (Matters India) The South Asia Media Defenders Network (SAMDEN) on May 26 bemoaned a pattern of official and corporate
National Convening 2019
A conference on “Journalism in India and the perils of the internet” The South Asia Media Defenders Network (SAMDEN) conducted its second convening on March
International Convening 2018
The launch of SAMDEN and laying the ground for a sturdy support network for media professionals in South Asia Cognisant of the need to address
Recent Activities
