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Children's newspapers take care with tsunami story

March 02, 2005

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In children's newspapers worldwide, editors reacted to the tsunami in Asia with carefully crafted coverage and opportunities for young people to help the victims. How they went about it is the subject of a new report from the World Association of Newspapers. The report, which was sent to members of the WAN Young Reader Network (www.wan-press.org/article565.html), provides an inside look at how the tragedy was presented to young people. ...cont´d

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