Increasing Drug Shortages during Coronavirus Crisis
Hibatullah Obeidat Thursday, July 02, 2020 Eleven years after her first pregnancy, Rima, the mother of four who lives in Mafraq Governorate, discovered that she suffers from hyperthyroidism, which requires visiting Mafraq Governmental Hospital, for [...]
How Jordan Disposes of Hazardous Coronavirus Medical Waste
Ahmed Bani Hani Monday, June 29, 2020 "If we do this, others will, at the end of the day, we must wear protective clothing and masks, and God shall protect us”. This is how Rakan [...]
No Journalist Should Face Jail Time for Doing Their Job, Statement on the Maria Ressa Verdict
Maria Ressa and Rachel Pulfer at the 'Defend Media Freedom' panel organized by the British Consulate and JHR in 2019. Photocredit: JHR Journalists for Human Rights is appalled by Judge Rainelda Estacio-Montesa’s guilty verdict in [...]
JHR’s IRP Program Pivots to Training Communities Online
The Indigenous Reporters Program of Journalists for Human Rights is delighted to announce our 2020 cohort of Remote Trainers! COVID-19 had canceled our usual community journalism training, a program where 4 journalism trainers live and [...]
Rewriting Journalism: How to Support Emerging Indigenous Reporters
Two children using equipment from the Indigenous Reporters Program in Nibinamik First Nation Photo credit: Adrianna Oskineegish This article was written by Shelby Lisk and published on TVO.org https://www.tvo.org/article/rewriting-journalism-how-to-support-emerging-indigenous-reporters TVO.org speaks with Megan Fowler of Journalists [...]
DRC: When security forces track “compromising” anti-regime images in cell phones
By Prince Murhula In the Democratic Republic of Congo, hundreds of people were arrested after their phones were subjected to impromptu searches by security forces. This practice was deemed illegal by human rights defenders "I [...]
A Vocational Training School inspired by JHR’s Approach to Training Gets Accredited!
Two and a half years after launching, a technical journalism training school led by JHR journalist Prince Murhula and inspired by JHR’s approach to vocational training gets accredited to grant degrees in journalism education in [...]
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 [...]
Data Journalism in Jordan: A Success Story
By: Anas Damra Anas Damra Since 2008, Data Journalism has become an integral part of the world's largest media outlets. It has become a new industry in the media space, and has received the [...]
When we take the time to really listen
By Brandon MacLeod Snowshoes. Photo by Zach Rae There are these intangible, sometimes-difficult-to-describe rewards that come with teaching: the embrace of learning, reaching understandings, being inspiring/inspired, seeing talents and creativity manifest beyond the [...]
The Kids Wanna Know radioshow
By Leigh Nunan, Community Trainer Radio show 'The Kids Wanna Know' Shortly after my arrival in Eabametoong, the radio and cable station where I have my office space held a grand opening celebration. [...]
JHR-trained reporters at Bakhita Radio received journalism awards on World Radio Day
Damian Doggalle, Sarafina Paul and Gale Julius Dada won UNESCO awards on World Radio Day By Mustapha Dumbuya , Trainer South Sudan Late last year, a long boisterous conversation ensued in the [...]
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