Challenges And Solutions For Women Journalists In Pakistani Newsrooms
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Challenges And Solutions For Women Journalists In Pakistani Newsrooms

The Coalition For Women In Journalism hosted a discussion today at the Institute of Business Management, focused on overcoming the many challenges women journalists face in Pakistan. The session included CFWIJ member and senior journalist Afia Salam, who discussed the different issues that women journalists face in the industry, and how they could be overcome. She detailed how investing in new digital media initiatives was the best way for people to adapt to the changing industry.

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Independent Türkçe Covers Police Raid on Etha News Agency. Cfwij Follows The Developments
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Independent Türkçe Covers Police Raid on Etha News Agency. Cfwij Follows The Developments

“The Coalition For Women In Journalism shared a post on Twitter after the police raid on ETHA News Agency: ‘While we've been celebrating the good news of women journalists released this week, sadly the ETHA news agency has been raided today. Minutes ago we have gotten updates that the police is confiscating laptops/phones. Our Turkey and MENA coordinator is following the story.’”

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Kiran Nazish Is On The Splice Watch 2019
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Kiran Nazish Is On The Splice Watch 2019

Splice Wach publishes 2019 list of the people who are trying to prototype their definition of media into a new age. CFWIJ Founder Director Kiran Nazish is on the list. “Why can most women journalist not to find the success they deserve? With mentorship we help all kinds of women journalists thrive, especially those who feel stuck.”

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Our Founding Director Kiran Nazish Discusses The Need For Mentorship In Europe To Tackle The Issue
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Our Founding Director Kiran Nazish Discusses The Need For Mentorship In Europe To Tackle The Issue

“The newly-founded Coalition for Women in Journalism started offering specialist mentoring in March 2017 to women who are struggling in the workplace. They may experience threats and harassment or underpayment and lack of promotion prospects. By October 2017 the Coalition, founded by Kiran Nazish, had such a strong demand that they ran out of mentors in Belgium and Germany and put out a public appeal for more experienced female journalists to join them.”

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