The Afghanistan Journalist Support Organization (AJSO) is accepting applications for the Capacity Building Training for Afghan Women Journalists and Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs). This program aims to conduct workshops focused on legal assistance and professional leadership for Afghan women journalists and female media activists both within the country and in exile.

The program seeks to create an enlightened community of knowledgeable and capable women who can actively participate in daily affairs, protect fundamental rights, and develop professional leadership by addressing key areas of their basic and professional rights.

Key Details and Dates

• Application Deadline: June 15, 2024
• Organizer: The Afghanistan Journalist Support Organization (AJSO)
• Eligible Countries: Afghanistan (including those in exile)
• Eligible Gender: Female
• Target Group: Afghan women journalists and female media activists
• Field: Legal assistance and professional leadership
• Number of Opportunity: 100
• Duration: 3 Month (July to September)
• Host Country: Afghanistan (and for those in exile)

Benefits

The participants will benefit from the program as follows:

• Training workshops in legal assistance
• Professional leadership development
• Enhancement of participants’ capacity to actively engage in daily affairs and protect fundamental rights

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must:

• Be an Afghan woman journalist or female media activist
• Interested in capacity-building training and legal issues

How to Apply?

• Interested Afghan women journalists and female media activists should fill out the application form provided by the organization.
• Include personal and professional information as required.
• Eligible participants will receive a confirmation email from the

Apply Now

Please visit the AJSO website for further information and details.

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