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Premium Times Academy holds training on conflict-sensitive journalism

Source: Premium Times · 23 Sep 2026, 21:24 UTC
Premium Times Academy holds training on conflict-sensitive journalism
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Premium Times Academy has trained journalists in peace and conflict-sensitive reporting. The programme covered the causes and dynamics of conflict, while also stressing factual accuracy, ethical standards, and the need to avoid hate speech and false information in journalistic work.

Premium Times Academy has organised training for journalists on peace and conflict-sensitive reporting, Premium Times reported. The programme focused on the importance of factual and accurate journalism when reporting on conflicts. Participants took part in sessions examining the nature, causes and dynamics of conflict.

The training also addressed ethical standards connected with reporting, including concerns around hate speech and fake information. The available source material does not identify the number of journalists who attended, the date or location of the sessions, or the speakers involved. It describes the academy’s emphasis on responsible reporting and on standards intended to reduce the risk of inaccurate or harmful coverage.

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