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Twenty five journalists trained in conflict sensitive journalism

[24/08/2017 04:55]

MUKALLA-SABA
Twenty five journalists have completed a training in conflict sensitive journalism held by the Center of Economic and Media Studies (CEMS)and the German organization Frederich Ebert in Mukalla, Hadhramout.

The training to help the journalists acquire skills of personal safety and protection while reporting in conflict zones as well as skills of overcoming some conflict-related obstacles to the information profession.

The training comes as part of an integrated program being conducted by the CEMS in Hadhramout, Taiz, Aden and Marib.