What We Do

At GGMC, we strive to create a more informed and ethically responsible media landscape through:

– Training Programs & Capacity Building

Offering workshops, skill-based training, and mentoring programs to equip journalists with best practices in ethical reporting, investigative journalism, and digital security.

– Awareness Campaigns

Raising global consciousness about the challenges journalists face, especially in conflict zones and politically sensitive environments.

– Seminars & Conferences

Bringing together media professionals, international organizations, and NGOs to foster dialogue on press freedom, misinformation, and journalistic integrity.

– Collaborations & Advocacy

Partnering with international organizations to strengthen media independence and ensure journalists receive the support they need.

Our Mission

1. Increase the professional capacities (Capacity Building) of journalists and human rights defenders.
2. Support journalists and human rights defenders in carrying out their work properly.
3. Strengthen the protection of journalists and human rights defenders.
4. Raise awareness among journalists and human rights defenders about the structure and functioning of the UN.
5. Guide journalists & human rights defenders in international human rights instruments.
6. Facilitate the sharing of experiences between journalists and human rights defenders.

Our Commitment to Journalists

GGMC actively participates in global initiatives aimed at expanding and improving media coverage of critical issues. Over the years, we have contributed to various human rights initiatives, such as the “Human Rights and the Media” workshop, which focused on the role of journalists in addressing issues related to women’s and children’s rights as well as peacekeeping efforts in Africa and the Middle East. As a fully independent NGO, GGMC receives financial support only from international organizations that align with our mission to provide training and capacity-building programs for journalists from developing and least developed countries (LDCs). We believe that an informed journalist is an empowered journalist, and through our work, we aim to create a more resilient, ethical, and globally aware media community.