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South Sudan
South Sudan editors take stand for women journalists’ safety with adoption of gender policy
The National Editors’ Forum (NEF), with support from Journalists for Human Rights (JHR), has taken a historic step to advance gender equality and safety in South Sudan’s media sector by formally adopting the 2021 Gender Policy developed by the Female Journalists Network (FJN). Announcing the decision, NEF Secretary Moris Mogga said, “The National Editors’ Forum
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Kenya
WORK OPPORTUNITY: Project Coordinator
LOCATION: Nairobi, KenyaDURATION: 12 months (extension or renewal is contingent on performance)START DATE: ASAPSALARY: CAD $1,700TRAVEL: Domestic travel is required and possibly international travel for this role. Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) is looking for a Project Coordinator for its new project “Amplifying Voices of Women and Girls”. The position is based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Kenya
WORK OPPORTUNITY: Project Officer – Gender Diversity
LOCATION: Nairobi, KenyaDURATION: 12 months (extension or renewal is contingent on performance)START DATE: ASAPSALARY: CAD $1,700TRAVEL: Domestic travel is required and possibly international travel for this role. Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) is looking for a Project Officer for its new project “Rights and Inclusion” that aims to advance the realization of human rights for
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Canada
A coast-to-coast conversation on the future of local journalism
Ed Greenspon chairing a dinner on Funding Local News
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South Sudan
Tackling misinformation and hate speech: A campaign for peace in South Sudan
Behind the scenes of the campaign shoot with the Advance Youth Radio team South Sudan is facing rising political tensions following the prosecution of former First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar, who is currently on trial in the capital city Juba for war crimes. The charges relate to a militia attack in March 2025, reportedly
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South Sudan
Strengthening democracy through media freedom in Jonglei State
In Jonglei State, South Sudan, journalists faced severe restrictions between May and December 2024, when the government suspended news broadcasting and limited local radio to entertainment content. These actions highlighted the fragile relationship between media and authorities, which is an essential pillar of democracy. In response, Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) partnered with the South
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