The project aims to tackle human rights violations and promote accountability in West Africa.
SPECIAL REPORT: Antimicrobial resistance crisis heightens in Nigeria, other countriesThe battle of Edo State 2024: A review, By Reuben AbatiSPECIAL REPORT: Antimicrobial resistance crisis heightens in Nigeria, other countriesThe battle of Edo State 2024: A review, By Reuben Abati is proud to announce the launch of Voices for Change: Ghana 2024 , an initiative aimed at enhancing the capacity of journalists and civil society organisations to promote accountability and advocate for justice in...
Through the Voices for Change project, CJID and IWPR will empower journalists and CSOs in Ghana to rise to this challenge by providing comprehensive training, mentorship, and financial support. With these resources, participants can conduct in-depth investigations into human rights abuses, uncover hidden truths, and advocate for meaningful reform. This project seeks to ensure that the marginalised voices are heard and that perpetrators of human rights violations are held accountable.
CJID believes journalism is a powerful force for good when equipped with the right tools and information. The V4C Project’s comprehensive support structure will enable journalists and CSOs to conduct in-depth investigations into human rights violations and launch effective advocacy campaigns that challenge systemic injustices in Ghana and beyond.Support journalism driven by facts, created by Nigerians for Nigerians. Our thorough, researched reporting relies on the support of readers like you.
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