The International Federation of Disastrous Reporters (IFDR) in which was none governmental, nonprofit, non-politician entity, founded by a young Somali journalist named Daud Abdi Daud on October 12, 2011 who is well energetic prominent and well respected journalist in the African continent and in the world but now it was changed the World Federation of Intercultural Journalists (WOFIJ).

The World Federation of Intercultural Journalists (WOFIJ) aims to remind the human kinds at all the legality processes could cause interactions between one or more cultures because along with other Aid and humanitarian emergency professionals, journalists are often “first responders” when an earthquake, prolonged conflict, civil war or a terrorist attack devastates a community.

The reason being behind WOFIJ Strategically is that the media practitioners face the challenge to identify resources that could provide early notification about developing stories related to humanity issues; background information; and timely, accurate reports about human kind’s events existing in their livelihoods. As well as to limit the lack of specialized group of media professionals who are responsible human kinds intercultural issues reporting that might compromise accuracy or carefulness in reporting the topic.

WOFIJ is a diverse, worldwide Inter-governmental confederation representing both traditional and citizen journalism of over 194 countries and non-governmental civil society organisations that advocates for the free expression, intercultural journalism and access to information rights of all.