Female journalists speak out against online harassment at digital safety skills training
As journalism increasingly moves into digital spaces, the experiences shared by participants reflect a growing need for online safety awareness.
Author: By Isabella Awor Olong
Isabella is TND News' Community News Reporter based in Lira City. She is passionate about women and girls affairs, including PWDs.
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