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28 May 2020 1988

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WACC republishes Many Voices, One World: Communication and Society Today and Tomorrow – the “MacBride Report” originally published by UNESCO in 1980.

This Egyptian man on a donkey symbolises WACC’s increasing support for the fledgling notion of “communication for all”.
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