The Centre for Human Rights Reporting (CHRR) is a proposed initiative aimed at advancing the discipline of investigative journalism with a specific focus on human rights issues. CHRR seeks to bridge the gap between traditional media outlets and NGOs, providing education, research, and practical training in human rights reporting. It aims to foster a new generation of investigative journalists and advocates who can rigorously report on global human rights violations while adhering to high ethical and legal standards. The centre is designed to become a global leader in human rights journalism, offering partnerships with NGOs, practical placements, and specialized training to create impactful and ethical reporting.
The Centre for Human Rights Reporting brings together leading journalists and researchers like Professor Justin Schlosberg and Dr Iain Overton to foster investigative reporting that exposes abuses of power, challenges militarism, and promotes human rights and media accountability.
The Centre for Human Rights Reporting aims to educate future investigative journalists and advocates while advancing the discipline of human rights reporting in a changing media landscape.
