Workshop trains journalists on fair candidate interviews and debates
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- Journalists attending an election integrity workshop in Papua New Guinea spent its fourth day training on candidate interviews and debates.
- The sessions focused on fair questioning, balanced coverage and maintaining editorial independence during election reporting.
Journalists at an election integrity workshop spent the fourth day improving how they handle candidate interviews and debates.
The training focused on asking fair questions, providing balanced coverage and preserving independence while reporting on elections.
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