Southern media's on-field war reports as information dossier
The article discusses the role of Southern media in documenting and explaining on-the-ground facts in the war against the Houthis, aiming to influence international public opinion and international institutions. It emphasizes the importance of shifting media from mere reactive coverage to proactive initiative by establishing a southern center for documentation and international media. This center would be responsible for systematically documenting events, producing reports in English and French, and transforming the facts into clear legal dossiers to build international credibility. The article suggests that this center should include databases of incidents, data on losses and violations, translation of documents, and dissemination of these materials to international organizations and bodies. Such an approach would serve as a key tool in the media and political battles, despite the current phase requiring the unification of information systems and external relations to strengthen the South’s influence on the international stage.
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