OJGB
The Order of Journalists of Guinea-Bissau (OJGB) is the professional association representing journalists in Guinea-Bissau in matters related to professional ethics, standards, and self-regulation.
OJGB works to promote ethical and professional journalism, strengthen media self-regulation, and support the production of quality information in the country. The organisation also contributes to discussions and initiatives related to journalism standards, media professionalism, and freedom of expression.
Through collaborations with regional and international networks, OJGB supports knowledge exchange and professional development opportunities for journalists in Guinea-Bissau.
Focus Areas
Ethical
Journalism
Media
Self-Regulation
Professional
Standards
Quality Information
Freedom
of Expression
Journalism Research & Collaboration
Vision
To establish a culture of professional ethics and the practice of journalism as the norm in all media outlets in Guinea-Bissau. To provide professional journalists who produce quality information for the advancement of democracy and development in Guinea-Bissau.
Mission
To produce ethically appropriate, timely, and fact-based journalistic content that allows public access to quality information in a safe and secure environment.
Values
Professionalism, ethics, and democracy. Freedom of expression and freedom of the press.
Objectives
- To implement a self-regulation programme.
- To produce quality content for citizens to consume.
- To fight the spread of fake news and misinformation.
Members of the Board
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SINJOTECS
Union of Journalist and Social Communication Technicians of Guinea-Bissau
Promoting press freedom, professional journalism, and the right of media professionals in Guinea-Bissau.
RENARC
National Network of Community Radio and Television Stations
Supporting community media and improving access to information for local communities across the country.
AMPROCS
Association of Women Professionals in Social Communication in Guinea-Bissau
Promoting gender equality, women’s participation in the media sector, and ethical journalism.
