Saturday's training, organized by the non-government organization (NGO) Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) and supported by the DW Akademie, aims to further expand the proficiency of the media practitioners in writing and handling conflict-sensitive stories, especially in covering conflicts inside the Bangsamoro regions, NP Communications Officer Marlon Dedumo said Monday.ĭedumo said another group of journalists will undergo the same training this week in Cotabato City. LIBERTAD, Misamis Oriental - Some seven journalists covering the Bangsamoro region as well as a peace worker in Lanao del Norte have completed a three-day training on Conflict Sensitive Journalism (CSJ) course here over the weekend. (Photo courtesy of Nonviolent Peaceforce/DW Akademie) The participants are (seated, L-R) Bonita Ermac of Manila Bulletin, Roxanne Arevalo of ABS-CBN News, Rigine Clyr Arraz of NewsLine.ph, Divina Suson of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Merlyn Manos of GMA 7, (standing, R-L) Ghiner Cabanday of DXIC RMN Iligan, Nef Luczon of the Philippine News Agency, Elnathan Brant Ermac of Pakigdait, Inc., and resource person Ryan Rosauro of the Philippine Daily Inquirer. 14, 2020) in Libertad town, Misamis Oriental. Seven journalists and a peace worker in Iligan City and Cagayan de Oro City complete a three-day training on Conflict Sensitive Journalism course organized by the Nonviolent Peaceforce and DW Akademie on Saturday (Nov.

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