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Supported by ATMIS, Journalists, Civil Society Representatives in Hirshabelle Train On Human Rights News Reporting
Supported by ATMIS, Journalists, Civil Society Representatives in Hirshabelle Train On Human Rights News Reporting
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Jowhar, 28 April 2023 -A three-day training on Human Rights and the role of
government has concluded in Jowhar, Hirshabelle State, to help the media and
representatives of civil society understand news reporting on Human Rights.
Jointly organized by the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS), and
the Hirshabelle State Ministry of Information, the training was conducted on the
backdrop of renewed offensives to liberate more areas under the control of Al-
Shabaab who have complete disregard for Human Rights.
Sixty trainees participated and topics included what constitutes what Human Rights
violations, protection of Human Rights, the need to protect the identities of minors in
media news reports and how government can contribute to protecting people’s
fundamental rights.
A participant, Ikram Haji Hussein, said the training had offered her a broader
perspective on Human Rights issues.
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