An ancient form of communication recounts India's long history.
by StaffPosted January 16, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
The WACC UK AGM will review documents related to 2015.
by StaffPosted January 16, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
Threats to cartoonists are a barometer of free speech in today's multicultural and multifaith societies.
by StaffPosted January 09, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
Simon Chambers, newly appointed ACT Alliance Head of Communications, finds warm welcome at WACC General Secretariat.
by StaffPosted January 05, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
Devising ways of ensuring that persons with disabilities can fully realise their right to freedom of expression and information.
by StaffPosted January 04, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
In many countries, community radio was established as a response to different kinds of struggle about socio-economic or cultural issues. In Nigeria, the establishment of community broadcasting is related to society’s pressure on the federal government to facilitate the emerging Nigerian democracy, create a more pluralistic media system and engage rural development, according to the latest issue of Media Development.
Democracy activist and journalist Emily Lau spoke to participants attending the WACC consultation on “Linking Communication Rights to the Sustainable Development Goals”, Hong Kong, 16 December 2016.
Philip LeePosted December 15, 2016 (0) Comments (0) Like
Call to encourage and assist national advocacy to change media policy and journalistic practice.
by StaffPosted December 09, 2016 (0) Comments (0) Like
Some media networks worldwide are offering alternative political visions.
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