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YJS holds train journalists on professional safety in Hadhramout

[28/12/2020 12:50]

MUKALLA-SABA
The Yemeni Journalist Syndicate or YJS, in cooperation with the International Journalist Federation, held Monday a training course on professional safety during conflicts and wars.

Up to 14 male and female journalists from Hadhramout participated in the course.

The Head of YJS in Hadhramout's branch Salim al-Shahet confirmed significance of professional safety to journalists under current conditions in the country.

The trainer of the course Salah bu-Abis provided details on planning to a media task, insight and perception during public chaos and a state of insecurity.