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Roundtable series on strengthening newsroom safety: A path forward for addressing online threats and harassment

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Canada World – Voice for Women and Girls

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Afghan Safe Passage

Tunisia

Strengthening the role of the media in improving the sexual and reproductive health of young men and women in Tunisia

Tunisia

Empower LGBTQ community members to advocate for their human rights

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Activating independent Russian and Belarusian journalists to combat information manipulation

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Canada World – Voice for Women and Girls

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Connected Protection Journey

Kenya

Canada World – Voice for Women and Girls

Lebanon, Morocco, Iraq, Tunisia

Strengthening Independent Media in the Arab Region

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Tackling Misinformation and Disinformation through Media to Promote Peace Building in South Sudan

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BIPOC Youth Journalism Training Fellowship

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Amplifying Female Voices in the Transition and the Reform Process

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Topic: Middle East

  • Melanie Joly

    August 14 2021: Iraqi government promises to build three mental health centers

    This week’s highlights School for teen mothers in Kenya gets support Iraqi government promises to build three mental health centers Have you reserved your seats at Night For Rights?  Webinar: COVID-19 & the triple threat of poverty, inequality and unemployment in South Africa  School for teen mothers in Kenya gets support  Greenland Girls’ staff and students

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  • Mali

    What Journalists Should Know about International Human Rights Mechanisms

    In September 2019, JHR’s Program Manager and Chief of Content in Jordan Mohammad Shamma had the opportunity to participate in the Universal Rights Group (URG) implemented Media Engagement Programme as part of the 42nd meeting of the UN Human Rights Council with the support of the Permanent Mission of Denmark to the United Nations in

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  • Program

    Women’s health in the Syrian diaspora: lack of awareness of family planning

        By Nisreen Anabli Soumaya pointed at her baby boy in a picture. He passed away few months ago in a hospital in Gaziantep in Turkey. He had a malignant disease. Says the 31-year-old Syrian refugee: “I have four girls. He was my only boy. I lost him a little while ago.” Eyed was

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  • Program

    Syria Project: Gaziantep – Day 1

    Originally published by Bill Fortier on CTV News Edmonton. I think it’s safe to assume that Reem Haleb still has a scar from where a bullet broke her skin five years ago. Today, Haleb runs Nasaem Radio Syria, a station broadcasting out of Gaziantep, Turkey. In 2012, she was shooting footage of a protest in

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  • Middle East

    Refugees’ camps, where suffering is yet to end.

    Sunday, 12 March, 2017 Hiba “al-Hayat” Obaidat I stopped writing for a good period of time. I no longer have the ability to follow such a weary and problematic file that has almost proved to be the most difficult in my career as a journalist. This file has been an ethical dilemma when it comes

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