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In your article "Welcome to sin city" you talk about prostitution. Is it a good thing to legalize prostitution? Can a media influence this choice? Or should it be neutral and highlight the advantages and disadvantages?
Caroline

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As you've previously worked in the Middle East and spent time working in Syria as a journalist, could you please elaborate on your experiences there and  how you felt working there.

How do you decide what you'll include in your reports and who you interview?
Molly

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Your work across the world is revealing some bad situation. Thailand's case can show a problem and a lack of something that we can't find in his own country, love. Do you think that's can explain a problem with this actual system, I mean, people don't find a happiness love because of an actual deficient society and going in the wrong way ?
//Paul

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The economic attribute of the media industry is the enterprise, while the social attribute is to provide public services. There must be inevitable conflicts and contradictions in between. How do you think the media should maintain such a balance between public interests and economic interests through role transformation?
Also, what do you think that  determines whether the media is a positive or a negative force in the process of promoting social progress?
/Yiming

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The economic attribute of the media industry is the enterprise, while the social attribute is to provide public services. There must be inevitable conflicts and contradictions in between. How do you think the media should maintain such a balance between public interests and economic interests through role transformation?
Also, what do you think that  determines whether the media is a positive or a negative force in the process of promoting social progress?
/Yiming

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Your perspective on the seemingly endless conflict of Israel/Palestine?
//Olle

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Even in some countries which promote freedom of speech, many reporters are often get into jails, or even facing dangers when they are undercovering or reporting some sensitive issues. What would you do as a journalist when you are facing this kind of ethic dilemma?

-Hoi Wa

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Do you think free speech can have a negative impact on sustainable development? 

- Sara 

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Do you think free speech can have a negative impact on sustainable development? 

- Sara 

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Is the future of journalism spectacular?

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Is the future of journalism spectacular?

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Seeing you going undercover in Thailand and getting jailed by Assad in Syria makes me think: you do spectacular things as an individual journalist - and thus integrate your own persona as a news factor in the story. In the age of information overflow, persona  based social media explosion , crising traditional journalism and brutalization of messages from trolls as well as the president of USA - is this way of both more spectacular and self integrated reporting an emerging way for quality journalism to spire?
- Pontus

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As a US resident, I see the term "fake news" getting tossed around almost loosely. From your perspective, what is a definition of fake news that can be used to make it easier to more people to understand? A definition that makes it clear what news outlets are really trying to accomplish. Do you believe, that in an age where profit is king, news outlets engage in this "fake news" for short-term monetary gain?

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Digital Media impact in the undercover journalism job

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Digital Media impact in the undercover journalism job

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How the use of social media and new communication technologies would impact in doing an undercover journalism investigation? Would it be still possible to go undercovered on the digital world to investigate a case? If so, would that investigation be 100% thrusfull? taking in consideration that the social behaviour change "off-line" signifincantly increase  "on-line"

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With regards to Welcome to Sin City, it can be for your Middle East projects as well, my big question is how do you go about entering such a field and interview the necessary people and take photos? Do you enter being as neutral as possible, trying to befriend them, etc.? How do you get information from the people you interview while acting as a sex tourist yourself?

Did your views about prostitution change after you finish this project?

- Zac

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The "Welcome to Sin City" report concludes that: "Prostitution is a global problem involving at least 40 million people". With regards to change, is this number statistically increasing or decreasing globally? Are we in the global community making progress with this issue, or does it keep getting worse every year?
/Daniel I-E

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The "Welcome to Sin City" report concludes that: "Prostitution is a global problem involving at least 40 million people". With regards to change, is this number statistically increasing or decreasing globally? Are we in the global community making progress with this issue, or does it keep getting worse every year?
/Daniel I-E

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Do you think going into an undercover job will already create a bias into the subject you are investigating? And how far can you go ethically in your opinion?

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Prostitution is banned here in Sweden that is why Swedish men go abroad in order to buy sex.
As it is a bad activity affecting the whole of the world and have its adverse effects on new generations as well. In your view, how can we stop it? In what ways, we can get rid of this plague?

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Journalists are the people who conveys information to the public but sometimes they make fake news in unavoidable situation.

Do you have your own criteria or rules when you write your article?

//Yoowon Jeong

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From an ethical point of view, what sets the boundaries of undercover journalism? How do unethical and illegal acts differentiate from the legal, and how far are you willing to go to achieve change? What do you think about the ethical conundrum „If the reporter has forfeited the high ground of transparency and honesty, how can his conclusions be trusted by the public?“

//Nur İdil Müftüoğlu

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Media take an important role providing us information. There are different kinds of media these days such as newspapers,  TV shows, social media and so on. Why did you choose to become a journalist?
Mayui Kitamoto

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Journalist plays an important role in our society to convey the news. However, sometimes to get a lot of attention about their articles, journalist write a provocative comments and even fake news. What is the criteria or standard of free speech and how we, the public, can judge the fake news?

//Gyuri Cho

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Did you ever have any problems keeping your mask/poker face in Thailand? Do you think this is one of the bigger challenges with undercover journalism?

/Gustaf M

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As far as I know, the image that mainstream media gives in Europe about the situation in the middle East regarding ISIS is that they are the bad guys: dangerous and basically doing anything in their hands in order to hurt the Western culture. At the same time, all the interventions by Western countries in that area are well intentioned, they just search to end with terrorism and bring order and democracy back, with no double intentiones.
- Having been an insider, what is your personal take about the situation?
- Can you shed some light on if the media is doing a good job on informing people from this part of the world on the situation or if they are being biased in order to protect someone's interests?
*Juan*

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How do you propose to engage with the fact that a majority of people receive their news from what they see on social networking sites and the inherent bias that their algorithms create? How do you think digital journalism can more actively bring its message to people as a tool for change?

/Thomas

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Do you believe that undercover investigation is the best way to receive information on a more deeper level (regarding that it sometimes can be very alarming)? And how do you see it as a tool for change, both socially and sustainably?

//Pontus Haag

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Do you believe that undercover investigation is the best way to receive information on a more deeper level (regarding that it sometimes can be very alarming)? And how do you see it as a tool for change, both socially and sustainably?

//Pontus Haag

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As a journalism student, I have always stuck to the idea that journalism and accurate media reporting on dominant issues has been a primary way in which we can bring about social change and hold politicians and other prominent actors to account. However, journalism has come under fire of late with concepts such as 'false news' and bias reporting. Do you think journalism as a tool for social change is still as relevant as it once was? Do we still have the public's trust? If not, how can we get it back?
// Laura T

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bias or impartial reporting - which is better for social change?

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bias or impartial reporting - which is better for social change?

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It seems that media coverage often grasps one viewpoint/stance to convey.  How much responsibility do you think journalists have to ensure that their reporting covers all angles?  Or do you believe that conveying a one-sided message is more beneficial to instigate social change?  and how much responsibility do you think is on the reader to ensure that they read enough articles from all aspects to form a well-rounded opinion of the matter?

//Laura

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Defining something that is newsworthy these days

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Defining something that is newsworthy these days

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The debate these days is about what is true and what is false. To what extent should news be publishing ever possible view, is there a limit as to what actually is news?

Alastair

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For a country that is ranked as number one on the EU's gender equality list (2017), how do you think Swedish people seeking sex services overseas impacts Swedish social ethics and culture of gender equality? Keeping in mind Mats' commentary, “Thai girls are what Swedish girls used to be until 50, 60 years ago. If I’m thirsty I don’t have to go get a glass of water myself, she will get it for me. And I think that attracts a lot of Swedish men. Who the hell would not want to be treated like a king?"
What role does media play in highlighting these issues? 

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For a country that is ranked as number one on the EU's gender equality list (2017), how do you think Swedish people seeking sex services overseas impacts Swedish social ethics and culture of gender equality? Keeping in mind Mats' commentary, “Thai girls are what Swedish girls used to be until 50, 60 years ago. If I’m thirsty I don’t have to go get a glass of water myself, she will get it for me. And I think that attracts a lot of Swedish men. Who the hell would not want to be treated like a king?"
What role does media play in highlighting these issues? 

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// Olivia

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From your report it seems the root causes of the problem were gender inequality, poverty of the Isan province, loneliness of swedish men etc. But when discussing what individuals can do to help solve the problem (in

"Malou Efter tio") there was a large emphasis on consumer power, rather than our role as citizens. Consumer power in this case will most likely treat the symptoms (prostitution and sexual abuse), rather than the root causes of the problem. What agency do you perceive that journalists (doing in-depth investigations) have to focus the discussion in commercial media on root causes rather than symptoms?

/Angelica

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There is a current debate about how media (especially at a local level where newspapers have limited resourses) often seek conflicts and scapegoats to report about (with the aim to sell more newspapers) even when there is no conflict or someone solely  responsible for a problem. What are your experiences of the underlying factors of why certain news/stories get much publicity and others don’t? When does sustainability issues get newsworthy today and what ways do you see for journalists and media to help out with our transformation to a more sustainable living?
/Sofia

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- Do you think quality journalism is on the verge of declining by competitive, attention grabbing "newsprograms"/social media?
- How can quality journalism be assured (if one doesn't include tax-funded public broadcasting) e.g. fackt checking,... ?
- How could science be communicated more effectively and appealingly for the public (-> avoidance of "alternative facts")
/Fritz

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Should teachers have more freedom of speech in the class room?

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Should teachers have more freedom of speech in the class room?

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Having worked as a teacher, at a secondary school how do you feel about being restricted by the government/ municipality regarding your freedom of speech when teaching? Do you consider the findings of your investigative journalism as relevant and educational material?
// Celina

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Breaking the news story of a planetary crisis 

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Breaking the news story of a planetary crisis 

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Trump is dominating the media on an everyday basis on a global scale. As did the "financial crisis" of 2008. How do we make the emerging plantetary crisis, such a big story? It is reported, yes. But it has yet to break through in order to mobilze the action required from individuals, companies, world leaders etc.

-Pontus

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What (re-)actions are you wishing for from your readers? After achieving knowledge about topics such as sex tourism, what kind of responsibility for action do we have in your opinion?
//julia

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In the age of freely available information, what hinders society's progress has changed from limited information access to limited exposure to representative information (fake news, social media bots, information bubbles, etc.) Essentially, whoever has enough money and power can influence as many people as they like. How can constructive journalism counteract this phenomenon, as they typically have neither much money nor much power, relying only on the power of the truth?
- Emmy

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Free speach is often considered as a pillar of the liberal democracy. Can free speach sometimes result in destructive / and be a hindrance for sustainable development? Can polarization in social media result in

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Free speach is often considered as a pillar of the liberal democracy. Can free speach sometimes result in destructive / and be a hindrance for sustainable development? Can polarization in social media result in