According to information from Prevention Media, these manuals are intended for journalists, digital content creators, press service employees, and law enforcement officials. The main goal of these materials is to provide practical tools for working with sensitive topics and to minimize the risks of spreading extremist narratives.
“These manuals are not just theoretical works, but practical tools for the daily activities of specialists. They are aimed at fostering responsible communication, reducing the risks of radicalization, and creating a resilient information environment. Effective prevention of extremism requires a systematic approach to information and strong interaction between the media and state structures,” the organization emphasizes.
It is important to note that the manuals focus on the cooperation between the media and law enforcement agencies, which is considered a key aspect of societal resilience.
The materials in the manuals will help content creators better understand media legislation, grasp constitutional guarantees, and adhere to professional ethics, allowing for discussions of complex topics without using hate speech. In turn, police officers will be able to master human rights approaches and modern communication principles, viewing the media not only as a source of information but also as an important partner.
In the future, there are plans to integrate these materials into the training programs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Academy of the Kyrgyz Republic and the professional development system for media specialists. This should help reduce conflict levels, strengthen trust in society, and create a safer information space.
