Reporters acquire skills on reporting Minority Rights

By Ndefru Melanie in Douala Journalists overtime, since the beginning of the Anglophone crisis have reported on several issues, touching on the lives of vulnerable persons in the course of the crisis; women, children. These journalists may have been doing so, without the use of appropriate words in describing the situation and experiences. This was in line with a workshop that took place in Douala, a training of reporters on Ethical and Efficient Reporting On Linguistic Minorities in The Media, organised By The United Nations Centre For Human Rights And Democracy In Central Africa. It held to ensure that reporters…