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Media urged to avoid sensationalism, uphold ethics in reporting child abuse cases
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Media urged to avoid sensationalism, uphold ethics in reporting child abuse cases
Kohima, Jul 19 (PTI) A media workshop on child rights protection here on Saturday called upon journalists to avoid sensationalism and to adopt child-sensitive practices such as using pseudonyms, blurring visuals, and ensuring stories are informative yet protective.Held on the topic 'Understanding Child Rights and Child Protection: Role of the Media', the event was jointly organised by the Kohima Press Club and the Nagaland State Commission for P…
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