Adam Fink, Director of Programs for Central Africa at Invisible Children, visited Obo during our pilot launch and interviewed with Radio Zareda as soon as the radio was up and running.
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 Interactive Radio For Justice is a project designed to encourage dialog between people in regions where the International Criminal Court (ICC) is investigating the most serious crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes) and the national and international authorities responsible for rendering justice to them. [more...] IRfJ Project Impact Assessment
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IRfJ went to Obo, Central African Republic, in February to support a community radio there, Radio Zareda, equiping it with antenna, transmitter, solar pannels, computers and editing suites, and two weeks of intensive trainining. The pilot was funded by the NGO Invisible Children. IRfJ, also established a system for impact assessment, dispursing 98 radios within the Obo community and collecting baseline and follow-up data from the people receiving the radios about what they would like from a community radio station.
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Read the transcript Listen to the program Dear Friends and Colleagues, IRfJ programs produced during January are described below and are now posted in French with English transcripts: Co-Production between IRfJ in Central African Republic and IRfJ in Democratic Republic of Congo: As mentioned last month, Abdon Manengu from our team in Goma, DRC and Richard Goutia, from our team in Bangui, CAR, covered the first week of the trial for Jean Pierre Bemba at the International Criminal Court. Pprograms 4 through 6 in this series are now available here ! Read full article : |
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