ICRC Urges Journalists for Conflict-Sensitive Reporting to Protect Healthcare in Nigeria
The ICRC in Kano emphasized the importance of conflict-sensitive reporting by journalists to safeguard healthcare in Nigeria. Roger Al Haddad and Juliet Kelechi Unubi highlighted the risks faced by healthcare workers due to violence and insecurity in the North West region.
They stressed the need for accurate and ethical reporting to prevent attacks on healthcare facilities and ensure access to life-saving services amidst ongoing conflicts.
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