FG and UNICEF Train Media on Ethical Reporting for Children's Rights
The Federal Government, in partnership with UNICEF, urges media organizations in Nigeria to safeguard children's rights through ethical reporting. Media practitioners were trained in Ibadan, Oyo State, emphasizing the importance of shaping public attitudes and understanding to protect children.
Ogbodo Nnam and Temitoy Falayi led the training, focusing on ethical reporting and child protection. Celin LaFoucrier highlighted the significance of ethical reporting in preventing violations of children's rights.
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