Way Forward for Religion Reporting in Africa: Impressions and Suggestions
The IARJ conference "Reporting Religion in Africa - Rising to the Challenge", brought to Nairobi over 30 journalists to exchange best practice in reporting religion and faith.
Religion Journalist and Vatican Correspondent
Rome, Italy
Hendro Munsterman is a Religion journalist and Vatican correspondent in Italy, The Netherlands, and France.
After having studied and taught theology and religious studies at universities in The Netherlands, Switzerland and France, he became a full-time religious journalist and analyst for the national Dutch daily, Nederlands Dagblad. Located in Rome, he writes about the Vatican and the worldwide Catholic Church, Christian ecumenism, and interreligious dialogue with a special focus on the Orthodox Churches.
He reports in Dutch, English, French, German, and Italian.
With 84% of the world population being believers (a percentage that will increase in the coming decades) religion is a real factor in the daily life of the vast majority of humanity. But it also plays a central role in the living together of people and nations. Since religion is not just a personal opinion of individuals, but an individual and collective way of understanding the whole of our reality, covering religion is essentially covering everything: from politics to poverty and peace, from sports to sex and gender.
Hendro Munsterman
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