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Journalists encouraged to embrace responsible defence reporting

Collaged photos of facilitators and media participants during the training on defense Some media practitioners in the Ashanti Region have been urged to strike a delicate balance between informing the public and preserving national security when reporting on defence and security issues.
He noted that defence reporting in Ghana is currently underdeveloped, attributing the challenge to a lack of specialised training among journalists, widespread fear and historically strained relationships between the media and security agencies.
The call was made during a specialised capacity-building workshop organised by Transparency International Ghana to equip journalists with the technical knowledge, ethical frameworks and skills needed to effectively cover defence and security matters.
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