The international alliance of journalists is a constructive space encouraging exchange and discussion, throughout the world, with the ambition to create a common intelligence and a collective power to have an influence on the journalistic practices, whose impact is now obvious. Open to the professionals on information and to their public, the alliance works on the responsibility of the (...) |
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1. Regional Media Workshop on Nonviolent Transformation:
While participating in Regional Media Workshop on Nonviolent Transformation, I shared views on Responsible media and CHR was distributed among about 40 journalists from South Asian countries.
The Group Editor of “Dainik Bhaskar”, India’s fastest growing Newspaper and group of publications in Hindi and Gujarati, with more than a million (...) |
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The International Alliance of Reporters (J-Aliança) in Brazil is a network that was formed in the context of the citizen alliances, which is supported by the FPH (Fundação Charles Leopold Mayer pelo Progresso da Humanidade—Charles Leopold Mayer Foundation for the Progress of Humankind). It is headquartered in Paris, France.
The goal is to work and focus on the theme of reporters’ (...) |
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Share knowledge, creating networks, promoting good practices, linking the notion of human rights with the one of responsibilities |
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We try to reach the media to disseminate and put into debate the Charter as broadly as we can. |
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In order to work on the priorities, we started to work in the direction of the three objectives mentioned in the article “Objectives”.
Our priority was in 4 areas: Education, Social sectors and governance, Cultural and Communication, focusing in the segments: environmental movement, teachers and youth network, human rights and peace-driven movements, citizenship-driven entities, workers in (...) |
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