Media groups have called for a legal framework that protects Nigerian journalists from attacks and threats in the line of their duty.
Media groups have called for a legal framework to protect Nigerian journalists from attacks and threats in the line of duty.
Datasets showing attacks on journalists were presented at the event while persons attacked in the line of duty shared their experiences.Edetaen Ojo, executive director of MRA, said reported attacks on journalists and media houses under the administration of President Bola Tinubu are disturbing. “The additional four attacks we recorded were against media houses, organisations or outlets which were invaded.“We, therefore, call on all stakeholders to share information more and support each other in times of crisis.“We are working with our partners to develop tools to enable us better track, document and respond to attacks on journalists and media freedom in general.
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