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Media owners urged to invest in in-depth training

Media owners urged to invest in in-depth training
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Uganda , Kampala , Uganda-association-of-women-lawyers-fida , Gender-responsive-reporting , Uganda-association , Women-lawyers ,

LIBERIA: Media Code of Conduct for Elections Reporting Being Validated and Adopted

LIBERIA: Media Code of Conduct for Elections Reporting Being Validated and Adopted
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UN chief urges Nigerian media to champion women's rights, gender equality

“The media should ensure the inclusion of women as sources in stories produced, aiming for gender parity, including across diverse...

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UN Women journalists trained in Gender Responsive Reporting

Twenty three (23) journalists have gathered in Salima to attend a one-and-a-half day training workshop on gender responsive reporting and Generation Equality.
The training workshop has been organized by the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality for Women (UN Women) and aims to strengthen the reporters’ skills and craft of information sharing, reporting and ultimately contribute to achieving Agenda 2063 as well as the national vision of Malawi 2063.
Simwaka–Gender responsive reporting is a must nowadays–Photo by Watipaso Mzungu, Nyasa Times
UN Women Programme Associate (Gender and Governance), George Major Mbewe, said journalists have a critical role in changing attitudes towards women and gender-based stereotypes.

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