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  • Airing the economic harm of sexual harassment, Egypt journalist honored

    Five Mideast journalists win latest round of “Digital Gateway” program

    By Daniel Lynx Bernard

    The International Center for Journalists has honored five journalists from the Middle East and North Africa for excellence in using digital technology for public-service journalism. The honorees under the program “Building a Digital Gateway to Better Lives” used multimedia on the web to examine sexual harassment in Egypt, illegal drugs in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, the sterilization of mentally disabled girls in Jordan, and the growing water crisis in Yemen.

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  • Blogger who used multimedia to portray Moroccan children’s plight wins top honor

    By Daniel Lynx Bernard

    The International Center for Journalists has awarded honors and financial support to five professional and citizen journalists from the Middle East and North Africa for excellence in using digital technology to cover the pressing public issues of children’s rights, sexual harassment, pollution and land mines.

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  • ICFJ participant uncovers corruption in the Jordanian secondary education system

    By Sarah Mercure

    An ICFJ training participant, Musab Shawabkeh, went undercover and discovered corruption in the secondary educational system in Jordan. He says that Jordan is a "country with a tribal nature and people's perceptions and understanding of the nature of journalistic work and goals vary," so when he is working he knows that that he is making himself vulnerable.

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  • ICFJ trainee investigates abuse of disabled kids in Jordan

    By Sarah Mercure

    Hanan Khandakji first began her story on the abuse of disabled children in Jordan last year at an ICFJ boot camp in Cairo. Less than a year later, the final documentary has led to numerous suspects charged with abuse in what is now an ongoing investigation.

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  • ICFJ trains journalists to transcend bias covering religious conflicts in world affairs

    By Heba Albiety

    At a time when religion is stirring up fierce tensions around the world, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) created a course to help journalists provide informed and unbiased coverage of faiths and their frequent collisions with politics.

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