Children’s Rights: Journalists Commit To Step Up Advocacy
- Par (é) Jean-Paul KOMON, Le président du CNAMSMD,
- 17 avril 2018 12:14
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They rose from a three-day workshop on April 13, 2018 in Mbalmayo in the Centre Region.
Some 15 members of the Network of Journalists for the Promotion of the Rights of Children and Other Vulnerable People, REJODEC have committed to strengthen advocacy on the respect of children’s rights in the next three years. They reached the decision at the end of a three-day workshop on April 13, 2018, organized by the Ministry of Communication, MINCOM, and supported by the United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, in Mbalmayo, Nyong and So’o Division of the Centre Region.
Closing the training, Ahmadou Bello, Director of General Administration in the Ministry of Communication and Head of the MINCOM-UNICEF Partnership Project, restated the great attention government pays to the respect of children’s rights. He urged workshop participants to take advantage of their partnership with UNICEF by increasing public awareness on children’s rights.
On their part, journalists agreed to focus on UNICEF’s key priority areas for 2018-2021, which are birth registration, malnutrition and a...
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