Shaping the Future of Journalism, Agahi Awards 2012

Agahi Journalism Awards submission date extended to 5th of March 2012

AGAHI Awards 2012 submission deadline extended to 5th March 2012 | Agahi

AGAHI Awards 2012 submission deadline extended to 5th March 2012 | Agahi

AGAHI Awards 2012 submission deadline extended to
5th March 2012

As we continue to be flooded with nominations for the AGAHI Awards 2012, we are extending the submission deadline to 5th of March 2012, so journalists from the far flung areas of Pakistan can also send their contributions to participate in the first journalism awards in Pakistan.

Agahi Awards 2012 Categories – 1st Journalism Awards in Pakistan

Shaping the Future of Journalism

Agahi Awards 2012

Agahi Awards 2012 Categories:

1. MEDIA ETHICS
2. TERRORISM AND EXTREMISM
3. CORRUPTION
4. CONFLICT
5. INTERFAITH
6. GENDER
7. HUMAN RIGHTS
8. HEALTH
9. ENERGY, WATER AND FOOD SECURITY
10. ENVIRONMENT
11. EDUCATION
12. GOVERNANCE
13. CRIME
14. PHOTO-JOURNALISM
15. Misc.

These will be selected on different mediums which are:

• Print – English
• Print – Urdu
• Print – Regiuonal Language
• Television – Urdu
• Television – English
• Television – Regional Language
• Online Journalism
• Blog
• etc.

Send your entries to:

AGAHI AWARDS 2012
Address: 250-B, North Service Road, E-11/3, Islamabad – 44000, Pakistan
email: awards@agahi.org.pk
web: http://www.agahiawards.com

www.agahiawards.com

Agahi Awards 2012 Categories - 1st Journalism Awards in Pakistan

Shaping the Future of Journalism

Agahi Awards 2012 Categories: 

1. MEDIA ETHICS
2. TERRORISM AND EXTREMISM
3. CORRUPTION
4. CONFLICT
5. INTERFAITH
6. GENDER
7. HUMAN RIGHTS
8. HEALTH
9. ENERGY, WATER AND FOOD SECURITY
10. ENVIRONMENT
11. EDUCATION
12. GOVERNANCE
13. CRIME
14. PHOTO-JOURNALISM
15. Misc.

These will be selected on different mediums which are:

• Print - English
• Print - Urdu
• Print - Regiuonal Language
• Television - Urdu
• Television - English
• Television - Regional Language
• Online Journalism
• Blog
• etc.

Send your entries to:







AGAHI AWARDS 2012
Address: 250-B, North Service Road, E-11/3, Islamabad - 44000, Pakistan
email: awards@agahi.org.pk
web: http://www.agahiawards.com

www.agahiawards.com

Shaping the Future of Journalism

First Journalism Awards in Pakistan, to recognize the best journalists in Pakistan, send your best media content in 2011/12:

• reports
• news
• articles
• package or 
• documentaries   

Please send your content to:awards@agahi.org.pk

Shaping the Future of Journalism

To recognize the best journalists in Pakistan, send your best reports done in 2011 to: awards@agahi.org.pk

CIME Forum 2012 | A New Era of Socio-Economic Responsibility for journalists

CIME Forum 2012 | cimethics.org

CIME Forum 2012

A New Era of Socio-Economic Responsibility for journalists in Bhutan and Beyond

Bhutan, Thimphu on 18-19 April 2012

The aim of the annual CIME Forum is to facilitate discussion about international media ethics with a focus on the area in which it is based.

There will be speakers from Bhutan, Pakistan, Nepal, India and the US discussing media ethics in Bhutan and beyond. There will also be a day of workshops for selected journalists where they will receive training in ethical journalism on our groundbreaking J-Ethinomics concept and ethical journalism. Registration to the conference and the training the following day will be open soon.

Read the detailed program here (pdf)

We are still seeking donors to support the CIME Forum in Bhutan 2012 in order to enable journalists from outside Bhutan to travel to the conference.

Should you be interested to join the Forum as a supporting partner, please do not hesitate to contact Csilla Szabó .

Organised by

Supported by

Official Business Newspaper

The Forum is a regional conference offering a platform for discussion among journalists from the surrounding countries. Why we chose Bhutan as a location?

In a new democracy, every organisation including the media is trying to find their role in the society. Since there are only a handful of media firms with a largely in-experienced and un-skilled media professionals against a global media onslaught in Bhutan, it is important to come up with quality, original content to sensitise and train media professionals on media ethics. Today, the media scene has substantially changed particularly following democratisation.

As of now, there are nine newspapers, five magazines, one TV station (with others in the pipe line), and 5 private FM radio stations apart from the growing film industry. Education and training of media professionals working in the changing environment will be critical to the success of democracy.