Journalists in Busia County have been trained on gender equality, gender-based violence (GBV), and child protection, with a focus on strengthening responsible reporting and advocacy for the rights of women and children. The two-day training sought to deepen journalists’ understanding of the link between GBV and violations of children’s rights. It also emphasized the role…
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