In Sana’a, the lectures of the investigative journalism course concluded via Meet technology, organized by the Yemeni Sports Media Association as part of the rehabilitation and training plan for the current year.
The investigative journalist Aseel Saria lectured in it with the participation of 25 media professionals. The course witnessed intensive lectures that addressed the basics of investigative journalism and its concept, the difference between traditional and investigative journalism, the stages of producing investigative journalism, and methods of arriving at ideas related to investigative investigations.
The rules for writing a hypothesis and its components were also explained, including the action that occurred and violated customs and laws, the main party in the case who committed the action, and the action consequences.
The trainees received skills on the types of evidence that include the intersection of sources and testimonies, which are considered the most common evidence used by journalists t
o prove the hypotheses of their investigations, written evidence, personal experience, and the concealment tool, in addition to the laboratory analysis tool and field surveys, ending with practical applications on the hypothesis analysis table.
Source: Yemen News Agency