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The Gambia: GPU, IFJ hold three-day TOT workshop on Migration Reporting - Vimarsana News

The Gambia: GPU, IFJ hold three-day TOT workshop on Migration Reporting

The Gambia Press Union (GPU) in collaboration with the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) under the Information , Training and Migration Project in West Africa (INFORMA) held a three- day Training of Trainers workshop on Migration Reporting in The Gambia from 28 -30 May. The three -day TOT brought together 11 senior journalists from radio, television, newspapers and online media from the public and private media.

Source: ifj.org
German court finds Gambian man guilty of crimes against humanity for death-squad role - Vimarsana News

German court finds Gambian man guilty of crimes against humanity for death-squad role

The verdict is a step forward for the principle of universal jurisdiction, creates new ways to seek justice for atrocity perpetrators who evade prosecution in their home countries, human-rights activists say

RSF introduces media managers, publishers to JTI - Vimarsana News

RSF introduces media managers, publishers to JTI

The initiative that sought to promote a healthier information space with the development and implementation of indicators for trustworthiness of journalism was coordinated by the Gambia Press Union (GPU).

Indian drugs caused mass child deaths in Gambia, finds panel report - Vimarsana News

Indian drugs caused mass child deaths in Gambia, finds panel report

Tainted syrup medicine imported from India was the cause of an outbreak of kidney failure that killed more than 60 children in the West African nation of Gambia last year, according to a report by a team of international experts seen by Bloomberg. The report, submitted to the Gambian health ministry earlier this year and not yet made public, is the most definitive statement