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Articles 2010-12-06

  • MINDS
    2010-12-06 12:22
    Harald Loeffler
  • WAN-IFRA Press Freedom Films
    2010-12-06 12:15
    WAN-IFRA is committed to defending and promoting a free and independent press worldwide. A free press is the guardian of the right to freedom of expression for millions of people across the globe, but for billions more this basic right is denied, meaning their voices often go unheard. This film is a snapshot of their struggle.
    Andrew Heslop
  • World's Press Condemns Attacks Against Independent Egyptian Media
    2010-12-06 12:09
    WAN-IFRA has condemned the recent spate of attacks against the independent press in Egypt ahead of the forthcoming parliamentary and 2011 presidential elections. It calls on President Hosni Mubarak to ensure that the press is able to report free from government pressure.
    Andrew Heslop
  • Judges who call for independent judiciary targeted for speaking out
    2010-12-06 12:06
    Members of the IFEX-TMG have written to the International Association of Judges (IAJ) to appeal for support for judges in Tunisia, who are being persecuted for openly calling for judicial independence or for criticising the government.
    Andrew Heslop
  • World’s Press Calls For Continued Investigation into Murder of Ukrainian Journalist
    2010-12-06 12:03
    The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) together with the World Editors Forum urge Ukrainian authorities to conduct transparent investigations into the murder of journalist Georgy Gongadze after a decade spent mishandling the case.
    Andrew Heslop
  • Training Brochures
    2010-12-06 02:10
    The WAN-IFRA Academy is first choice for the qualified professional development of specialists in the news publishing and media industry.
    Lutz Kehden
  • Publishing Systems Selection
    2010-12-06 01:40
    WAN-IFRA is prepared to guide you through the whole selection process, no matter what requirements you may have. Depending on the size of the project, it may be possible to combine phases or to skip parts of it, others may require more elaboration.
    Lutz Kehden