SOMWA calls on the Somalia govt. to lift the ban from covering the parliament session
Somalia Media Women Association (SOMWA) is strongly condemning the move by the federal government to banning the independent journalists from […]
SOMWA calls on all media houses: Stop work-related exploitation
Somali Media Women Association (SOMWA) is saddened by the news reports of two female journalists who left their jobs for
United for Defending Freedom of Expression: Somali media and journalists’ associations sign a historic MOU with Bar Association
The Somali media fraternity this week signed a historic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Somali Bar Association to unconditionally
SOMWA condemns govt. assault on SBC reporter
SOMWA is criticizing the Somali police forces of their assaulting Somali Broadcast Corporation TV reporter in Mogadishu as unacceptable and
SOMWA condemns the govt. assault on Somali Cable TV office
Somali Media Women Association (SOMWA) has strongly condemned the government attack on the Somali Cable Television journalist as a crime
SOMWA demands the release of journalists in Somalia during the Ramadan
Somali Media Women Association (SOMWA) is extremely worried about the constant oppression by the current Somalia rulers on the independent
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Somalia: Govt. soldiers torture Shabelle TV female journalist and her cameraman
Somali Media Women Association (SOMWA) is strongly condemning the torture on Shabele TV female reporter Safiyo Osman Abdulle and her
SOMWA supports Somalia reform on 1964 panel code
Somali Media Women Association (SOMWA) has welcomed the announcement by the president of the Somali Federal government Mohamed Abdulahi Farmajo
SOMWA’ S MESSAGE ON WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY (JOURNALISM WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOUR)
As we celebrate the important role journalists play around the world. We also take a hard look at the current