NCFC Media Workshop Outlines Legal Boundaries for Reporting on Minors

NCFC Media Workshop Outlines Legal Boundaries for Reporting on Minors

This morning, the National Commission for Families and Children (NCFC) held a media workshop. The gathering sought to provide the press with the laws, legal restrictions, and sanctions surrounding reporting on minors and other groups. The workshop saw participation from several media houses, including Love News, and focused on protecting the rights of children and vulnerable groups. Commissioner of Police Chester Williams, one of the presenters, spoke on the significance of the workshop and what it sought to achieve. 

Justice Antoinette Moore and Justice Natalie Creary Dixon were the two other speakers at today’s event.

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