Canadian group seeks partnership with PUNCH on human rights reporting, others
A Canada-based media group, Journalists for Human Rights, has visited PUNCH Newspapers to seek a partnership on human rights reporting and journalist train Read More: https://punchng.com/canadian-group-seeks-partnership-with-punch-on-human-rights-reporting-others/
Journalists for Human Rights, a Canada-based media development organization, is exploring a partnership with PUNCH Newspapers to enhance journalists' skills in human rights journalism and professional development. Michael Cooke, the board chair of JHR, visited PUNCH's headquarters in Magboro, Ogun State, to learn about the newspaper's operations and digital journalism strategies.
The group aims to promote positive change in communities through comprehensive media training and networking with civil society and government stakeholders. PUNCH Metro Editor, Joel Nwokeoma, questioned the survey's findings, stating that a broader sampling was necessary before applying the results to the Nigerian journalism industry as a whole.
He highlighted PUNCH's history of advocating for public-interest and human rights issues, citing the successful campaign for the release of abducted 13-year-old Ese Oruru. JHR volunteer and ambassador, Murdoch Davis, explained that the group is driven by experienced journalists wanting to remain active and contribute to the profession.
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