Investigative journalists ages 20 to 35 from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Switzerland and Spain can apply for this program.
The Civil Forum for Asset Recover (Cifar) is looking for young North African and European journalists to be part of a investigative journalism training program that aims to support a new generation of journalists to write about ongoing cases and potentially identify new stories about public asset theft.
Participants will attend an investigative journalism workshop November in Berlin, Germany, and a three-day investigative journalism camp January in Tunis, Tunisia.
Writing, reading and understanding English is required.
Training costs, flights, accommodation and visa costs are all covered.
The deadline is July 31.
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