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Charter of Journalistic Ethics Conducts Training on Ethical Coverage of Gender and LGBTQ Issues

Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics is conducting training on ethical coverage of gender and LGBTQ issues, which can be attended by media representatives working in Tbilisi.

On May 23-24, the training will be conducted by Khatia Ghoghoberidze, a journalist and a member of the Charter of Journalistic Ethics, and on May 26-27, the training will be conducted by Salome Ugulava, Editor-in-Chief of the Formula Digital Department of the TV company.

“What is gender-sensitive reporting, why is it important to work on these issues, what are the common forms of insensitive/harmful reporting, what does fair and balanced coverage mean, and what is the best experience in reporting violence against women and LGBT people?” , these are the topics discussed in the training.

The training for media representatives will be held at Frontline Georgia. Interested persons can register for the 2-day training at the link provided. The deadline for registration for the first training is May 21, 18:00, and for the second – May 24, 18:00.

The trainings are organised by the Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics in cooperation with the United Nations Women (UN Women) against the project – Violence against Women and Girls, implemented by the United Nations Women and the United Nations Population Fund with the support of the European Union.

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