Sri Lanka Press Institute (SLPI) conducted the fourth training program on “Eco Journalism” for provincial journalists in the Eastern Province on 15 and 16 December 2022 at the Hotel East Lagoon, Batticaloa.The training sessions were conducted by University of Kelaniya Senior Lecturer Prof. M.M.M. Najim and Vidivelli Editor and Media Trainer Mohamed Fairooz in Tamil language. The program included sessions on environmental issues specific to the Eastern Province, where the journalists shared their knowledge and challenges faced while reporting. The training program also included hands-on activities where journalists were able to develop and expand their knowledge base.
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By Ashwini Natesan
The author is a Legal Consultant / Research Fellow specializing in Technology, Media and Communications Law
The Online Safety Bill (Bill) published in...
The Sri Lanka Press Institute (SLPI), its constituents and affiliated organisations are deeply concerned over the proposed ‘Online Safety Bill’, which is supposed to...
In coinciding with the International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI) which falls on the 28th of September, the Sri Lanka Press Institute...
By Ashwini Natesan
The author is a Legal Consultant / Research Fellow specializing in Technology, Media and Communications Law
The Online Safety Bill (Bill) published in...
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