Training Materials

This manual provides guidance to trainers engaged in training editors and journalists to cover trafficking. The goal is to increase and improve the information available in Egypt’s mass media about the problem of human trafficking in order to strengthen public awareness, protect potential victims and spur government and civic action to fight the crime and help the victims.

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Reporting on Trafficking - Trainers Manual (English)

Reporting on Trafficking - Trainers Manual (Arabic)

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A group of 22 journalists and bloggers from throughout the Maghreb region attended IREX’s workshop on “North African Citizen Journalism Workshop” in Casablanca from May 23- 25, 2008. The group was regionally diverse, with nine Tunisians, eight Moroccans, four Algerians and a Libyan in attendance, along with several panelists from other Arab countries, representatives from Global Voices and Reporters Sans Frontieres.

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Bloggers’ Code of Ethics

Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-dissidents

Protecting Yourself - Introduction

Ten Steps to Citizen Journalilsm Online

Tips for Conference Bloggers

Avoiding Censorship on the Internet

Intersection Between Citizen Journalism and Traditional Media

Taking Blogging to the Next Level

Complete Your Glacier Profile

1. User Agreement and Setup

2. Payments

3. Personal Information

4. Immigration Status

This is a comprehensive style guide--it covers print, broadcast, and online media--was produced for the Get Out the Vote Campaign ahead of the 2007 parliamentary elections and a parliamentary TV show. Only a handful of media outlets in Jordan have style guides. With this new version, IREX hopes media outlets will be able to adapt the guide to their needs. The bilingual guide is written in Arabic and English. Topics include newswriting, newspaper design, writing for radio and television, and conducting Web research.

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Jordan News Media Stylebook: Arabic

Jordan News Media Stylebook: English

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