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Uganda Media Women's Association with support from VIKES under the Women in Media project is conducting a Training Needs Assessment for journalists on election reporting, safety & security. #WomenInMedia #ElectionReporting CApalat Carol Alyek Beyanga Laila Ndagire

Day 2 of journalist training on election reporting, safety & security is underway! With support from ANKIT CHOUDHARY, UMWA is equipping journalists with skills in: 🗳️ Electoral laws 🛡️ Field safety 💻 Digital security #WomenInMedia #JournalistSafety #ElectionReporting #UMWA CApalat

“Sometimes we receive instructions from our bosses to air news that later turns out to be false. When it’s an order from above, it’s difficult to fact-check but it’s our credibility that suffers.” John mandevu, Luweero Online Radio #JournalistSafety #ElectionReporting

“Once you’re assigned to cover a particular political camp, it becomes hard to switch. The moment you show up elsewhere you're labeled a spy or an agent of the side you previously covered. It puts our neutrality & safety at risk.” John Baptist Ahumuza,Family TV #ElectionReporting

Uganda Media Women's Association conducts a three day training for journalists on safety, electoral laws and election reporting to prepare them ahead of 2026 general elections. This followed a needs assessment conducted before!. Laila Ndagire Mama Fm 101.7 The Electoral Commission - Uganda NRM Party National Unity Platform

“Elections today feel like reporting from a battlefield, but many media houses still lack the funds to provide protective gear for journalists.We’re out there risking our lives to keep the public informed.” Amumpaire Naboth Sherina, Radio One #JournalistSafety #ElectionReporting

“In today’s digital age, protecting our online presence is as crucial as our physical safety. Without strong digital security, journalists are vulnerable to hacking, surveillance, and misinformation campaigns.” Ndagire Lilian , Tiger FM #JournalistSafety #ElectionReporting

“Election reporting is vital because it ensures citizens receive accurate, timely information needed to make informed decisions. It holds leaders accountable and strengthens democracy by promoting transparency and fairness.” Catherine Apalat, UMWA Project Coordinator

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Journalists should be protected and not attacked while on duty. As 🇺🇬 is looking forward to electing leaders for the next 5 years, I call upon all security agencies to let the media do its work to enable the public to make informed decisions. #Journalismisnotacrime

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APPRECIATION POST🙏 Thank you Uganda Media Women's Association for the new election reporting skills 👏 #Reporter'sphysicalsafety. Laila Ndagire CApalat