Improve relation between press, politicians and police

After three 2-day workshops for journalists on improving the relationship between press, politicians and police, Kees Schaepman provided two workshops in Duhok.

In four days 30 journalists received a training on improving journalistic ethics. Subjects discussed are: how to work together with the police, how to behave on the streets, how to work as a responsible journalist.

The training is funded by the Regional Reconstruction Team.

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