Training for Journalists on Self-regulation:
- Local journalists' skills on doing journalism with self-regulation enhanced
- Journalists' understanding of professional standards and code of conduct increased
- Journalists' and editors' knowledge about professional values expanded
- Journalists' sense of social responsibility surged
- Commitments from journalists to abide by the norms of self-regulation secured
National Seminar:
- Fresh debates and discussions about digital dimensions of journalistic security kicked off
- Participating journalists, academicians and students enlightened about World Press Freedom Day and its importance
- Comprehensive seminar papers prepared for this year’s global theme of WPFD would prompt further discussions
- Debates among academicians about security measures to be adopted by journalists
- Concept of responsibility along with press freedom discussed
Orientation to Students:
- More than 200 students of journalism and mass communication became aware about recent media trends, practices and initiatives
- They received information about World Press Freedom Day-2015 themes
- They got chance to interact with media experts
- They were able to gain additional knowledge beyond their curriculum
- Their knowledge about press freedom markedly enhanced