From live blogs on protests to footage of atrocities ( extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury. )
on YouTube, filmmakers now have access to a wealth of raw material – but can it all be trusted?
In order to achieve a strong network of citizen journalists in several remote regions,
Promoting citizen journalism, by building capacity and setting up Community Media Centres.
These centres are to be managed by the community, to enhance digital and media literacy,
promote women's participation in media and strengthen the network of journalists in remote regions.
Develop an online presence through the PakVoices website and their social media channels (Twitter, Facebook).
By increasing their online presence, they will also increase the reach of the stories they share and the potential social impact
if and when they are picked up by national media, calling authorities to action.
Establishing an independent association of citizen journalists, bloggers and social media activists,
who are not recognised by official press bodies.
The association will give citizen journalists representation, establish a code of ethics, and promote a safer media environment
for them throughout the targeted area.
Following training on basic reporting techniques, ethical journalism and digital media.