Journalists in West Nile tipped on human rights protection

Amwine said many times journalists do stories which promote abuse of the rights of the persons they are reporting about instead of protecting them.

Bernard Amwine, the Public Information Officer for UN Human Rights addressing journalists during the training. Photos by Adam Gule

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

Journalists from different media houses based in the West Nile region have been urged to integrate human rights issues into their daily reporting.

The call was made by Bernard Amwine, the

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Journalists in West Nile tipped on human rights protection

Amwine said many times journalists do stories which promote abuse of the rights of the persons they are reporting about instead of protecting them.

Bernard Amwine, the Public Information Officer for UN Human Rights addressing journalists during the training. Photos by Adam Gule

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