Safety of Journalists
University of Liverpool

The University of Liverpool is one of the top UK universities, member of the prestigious Russell Group of 24 leading UK universities.

Worlds of Journalism

The Worlds of Journalism Study is a cross-national collaborative project assessing the state of journalism in the world through representative surveys with journalists.

In co-operation with UNESCO

UNESCO is the lead UN Agency for promoting freedom of expression and safety of journalists as part of its mandate to “promote the free flow of ideas by word and image”.

Warat Karuchit

Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Planning at National Institute of Development Administration

Media Ethics Media Literacy Fake News

Worlds of Journalism Survey; Mass Media Ethics; Fake News

Definition of journalists' safety

Well-Being to produce works for public interest.

Future plans for research on journalists' safety

How media can operate ethically without being threatened both by the government and commercial media systems.
Research focuses:
Digital
Methods used in research:
Surveys, Focus groups, Interviews
Countries of research focus:
Thailand

Areas interested in collaborating with NGOs

Media ethics

Areas interested in collaborating with other researchers

Media ethics
Warat Karuchit

Warat Karuchit

Bangkok,

148 Serithai Road, Klong-Chan, Bangkapi, 10240

warat.k@nida.ac.th