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Cotabato media needs workshop 2.JPG The Philippine Human Rights Reporting Project designs and conducts training that respond to journalists’ needs to develop and strengthen their knowledge, skills and attitude on reporting and monitoring human rights.

 

Journalists themselves partake in the development of the training modules: their documented problems, challenges, insights and recommendations to improve their broadcast or print reports on human rights are the basis of the framework, design and conduct of the training.


Training aims to contribute in improving the journalists’ reporting on human rights with their respective outlets and in enhancing a pro-active network of journalists that builds understanding and expertise in human rights issues.


Journalists are trained in reporting crucial human rights issues including rural poverty, armed conflict, peace and development, rights of marginalized and disadvantaged groups, and international humanitarian law.


Iloilo media needs workshop 3.JPG They are also encouraged to begin individual blogs on the Project website as part of the ongoing monitoring and awareness-building process.


Strengthening journalism ethics and professionalism is an underlying theme of the training. Safety and security issues are also featured given the particular dangers facing Filipino journalists.


A core of journalists is further trained to be future trainers who would help replicate the training to other media organizations and communities.

 


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Image Reporting Poverty: Training for Print, Radio and TV Reporters held in Lanao Norte on May 29

 


The Philippine Human Rights Reporting Project held a one-day training seminar on reporting rural poverty in Tubod, Lanao del Norte, Mindanao on May 29. A total of 25 journalists from print, radio and television outlets from  Iligan and Ozamiz cities focused on ways to improve local coverage and awareness of poverty issues. READ MORE

 

 

 
Image Central Luzon Human Rights Training held on April 29

 

More than two dozen print, radio and TV journalists joined in a one-day introductory session on reporting human rights in Pampanga on April 29. The project heard that up until then, reporters in Central Luzon imagined the issue of ‘human rights’ to be limited to the killing and disappearances of journalists and political activists. READ MORE
 
 

 

ImageHuman Rights Reporting and Training in Northern Luzon

A one day project training session on understanding and improving human rights reporting was held in Baguio, City in Northen Luzon on April 2. The event drew a group of 25 local editors, journalists and media students. Follow up sessions focusing on practical reporting ideas, responses and basic international humanitarian law and human rights agreements will be held in the coming months as part of efforts to build a national human rights reporting association. The training came as the Philippine government prepares to report back its compliance to UN Human Rights treaties in Geneva. Download minutes here.

 

 

 

Photo by Alan DavisRural Poverty Reporting Training in Cotabato City held February 11

 

  The Philippine Human Rights Reporting Project has launched its training on rural poverty reporting with a workshop in Cotabato City involving the Mayor’s Office and a local NGO. The practical workshop, co-organized by the Project’s partner National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP), follows a media sharing and human rights training session held there in November. Three other media sharing and human rights training sessions were recently held in Bacolod (January 19). General Santos City (February 2) and Davao (February 9). READ MORE

 


 


 

 
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