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Canada
Announcing the launch of the Resilience Network
Monday, December 2, 2024, TORONTO: Journalists for Human Rights and Equitas are proud to support our partners at Resilient Societies for the Toronto launch of the Resilience Network, a global initiative that empowers exiled democracy, civil society, and human rights advocates to continue their advocacy and civic engagement in a safe and supportive environment. The
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Estonia
Supporting Belarusian journalists in Estonia in their fight against foreign interference and manipulation of information
By Rachel Pulfer, President, Journalists for Human Rights Tallinn: Journalists for Human Rights, in co-partnership with Global Affairs Canada and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, recently teamed up with the Belarusian Association of Journalists. The goal was to train Belarusian journalists-in-exile in the use of Telegram scraping tools and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to track
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Events
JHR highlights vital role of local media during humanitarian crises at African Union panel
On this year’s International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (Nov 2), JHR Deputy Director African Programs Mustapha Dumbaya attended the global commemoration, organised by UNESCO and the African Union, at the AU complex in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This year’s event focused on the safety of journalists in crises and emergencies, and Dumbaya
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Success Stories
South Sudan government officials pledge to combat disinformation by professionalizing social media use
Misinformation, disinformation, and online hate speech significantly fuel violence and conflict in South Sudan. A major factor in the spread of false information is the lack of official channels for verifying information from government sources. With no clear protocols, journalists often rely on unverified sources or officials who may not be qualified to respond. To
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Canada
À embaucher: boursiers en journalisme, Programme pour le développement des conteur·euse·s autochtones
TITRE DE POSTE: boursier en journalisme [6 postes] TYPE DE POSTE: temps plein, temporaire, contrat durée de 6 mois, janvier-juin 2025 OU juillet-décembre 2025 LIEU DE TRAVAIL: Travailler en personne à Winnipeg, Halifax, Montréal, Ottawa, Vancouver, ou Whitehorse; vous devrez avoir le droit de travailler au Canada. SALAIRE: Base de 35 heures par semaine [possibilité
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Canada
Introducing the 2024 cohort of the BIPOC Youth Journalism Fellowship
JHR is thrilled to recognize the 2024 cohort of fellows in the BIPOC Youth Journalism Training Fellowship Program, funded by the Government of Canada and the RBC Foundation in support of RBC Future Launch. The initiative focuses on addressing the lack of diversity in the Canadian media landscape through paid work placements and training opportunities.
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