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The Women Advancement Network (WOFAN), a non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering smallholder farmers, particularly women and youth, recognised women in agriculture’s unique challenges. These women not only deal with the harsh realities of farming but also endure societal expectations, limited access to resources, and a lack of recognition for their contributions.

The workshop delved into the principles of conflict-sensitive journalism and mediation, focusing particularly on the distinct problems and opportunities encountered by women in this profession.

Mr Gad Peter, Executive Director of the CLEEN Foundation, highlighted in his opening speech the unique perspectives and invaluable insights that women journalists offer, particularly in reporting and comprehending conflicts.

This story is supported by BAOBAB for Women’s Human Rights, under the 2023 SGBV Media Fellowship Project

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