Andrea Baker, senior lecturer in Journalism, Monash University, Australia.Celeste González de Bustamante, Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Professor of Journalism and Media, The University of Texas at Austin.Jeannine E. Relly, Professor in the School of Journalism, The University of Arizona, USA.

• Chapter 1. Reporting on violence against women in the Global South.- Part-I South Asia.- Chapter 2. Indonesian female journalists and gender activism in the #MeToo era: From #MulaiBicara and #TalkAboutIt.- Part-II Latin America.- Chapter 3. #NiUnaMenos: the story of a tweet that revolutionized feminism and changed how media cover violence against women in Argentina.- Chapter 4. The judge and the influencer: Race, gender and class in Brazilian news coverage of violence against women.- Chapter 5. Moving beyond the protest paradigm: News coverage of International Women’s Day marches in Mexico.- Part-III Sub-Saharan  Africa.- Chapter 6. Reporting on rape culture in sub-Saharan Africa during the #MeToo era.- Part-IV North Africa and the Middle East.- Chapter 7.  Egypt’s #MeToo moment: Using social media to help address violence against women in Egypt.- Chapter 8. Online activism in contexts of war: Is there a #MeToo echo in Libya, Syria, and Yemen?.-Chapter 9. Shifting the news narrative about violence against women in the Global South.

Andrea Baker, senior lecturer in Journalism, Monash University, Australia.Celeste González de Bustamante, Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Professor of Journalism and Media, The University of Texas at Austin.Jeannine E. Relly, Professor in the School of Journalism, The University of Arizona, USA.

• Chapter 1. Reporting on violence against women in the Global South.- Part-I South Asia.- Chapter 2. Indonesian female journalists and gender activism in the #MeToo era: From #MulaiBicara and #TalkAboutIt.- Part-II Latin America.- Chapter 3. #NiUnaMenos: the story of a tweet that revolutionized feminism and changed how media cover violence against women in Argentina.- Chapter 4. The judge and the influencer: Race, gender and class in Brazilian news coverage of violence against women.- Chapter 5. Moving beyond the protest paradigm: News coverage of International Women’s Day marches in Mexico.- Part-III Sub-Saharan  Africa.- Chapter 6. Reporting on rape culture in sub-Saharan Africa during the #MeToo era.- Part-IV North Africa and the Middle East.- Chapter 7.  Egypt’s #MeToo moment: Using social media to help address violence against women in Egypt.- Chapter 8. Online activism in contexts of war: Is there a #MeToo echo in Libya, Syria, and Yemen?.-Chapter 9. Shifting the news narrative about violence against women in the Global South.

Andrea Baker, senior lecturer in Journalism, Monash University, Australia.Celeste González de Bustamante, Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Professor of Journalism and Media, The University of Texas at Austin.Jeannine E. Relly, Professor in the School of Journalism, The University of Arizona, USA.

• Chapter 1. Reporting on violence against women in the Global South.- Part-I South Asia.- Chapter 2. Indonesian female journalists and gender activism in the #MeToo era: From #MulaiBicara and #TalkAboutIt.- Part-II Latin America.- Chapter 3. #NiUnaMenos: the story of a tweet that revolutionized feminism and changed how media cover violence against women in Argentina.- Chapter 4. The judge and the influencer: Race, gender and class in Brazilian news coverage of violence against women.- Chapter 5. Moving beyond the protest paradigm: News coverage of International Women’s Day marches in Mexico.- Part-III Sub-Saharan  Africa.- Chapter 6. Reporting on rape culture in sub-Saharan Africa during the #MeToo era.- Part-IV North Africa and the Middle East.- Chapter 7.  Egypt’s #MeToo moment: Using social media to help address violence against women in Egypt.- Chapter 8. Online activism in contexts of war: Is there a #MeToo echo in Libya, Syria, and Yemen?.-Chapter 9. Shifting the news narrative about violence against women in the Global South.