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Hajj reporting: Should media accreditation be reserved for trained journalists?
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Hajj reporting: Should media accreditation be reserved for trained journalists?
Hajj is one of the world’s largest annual religious gatherings, bringing together millions of Muslims from different countries. Beyond its spiritual significance, the pilgrimage involves complex administrative, diplomatic, logistical and humanitarian operations that require accurate and responsible reporting. From visa processing and airlift arrangements to accommodation, feeding, transportation, medical services and the use of digital …
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