The right to communicate with a gender perspective in the post 2015 development agenda, is part of a comprehensive approach that WACC and its regions are taking toward addressing the post-2015 SDGs.
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In a presentation entitled “Sustainable Development Meets Communication Rights,” WACC General Secretary Rev. Dr. Karin Achtelstetter addressed an event in Nuremberg, Germany, marking the Luther Decade.
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Participants at the 4th World Forum on Free Media, meeting in Tunis 22-28 March, adopted a World Charter of Free Media in support of “communication that is both pluralistic and engaged.”...
To mark International Development Week, 1-7 February 2015, WACC is beginning a short series of articles highlighting a communications project in Zimbabwe tackling the plight of child brides.
...Communication is not merely a tool; it should be viewed as an essence of being and an agent for change, said the Rev. Karin Achtelstetter, WACC General Secretary, in a keynote speech delivered Jan. 19 at a Council for World Mission conference in...
Communication must be lifted up as a fundamental human right and communicators called to practise an ethics of freedom and accountability.
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The Global Alliance on Media and Gender (GAMAG) has called on U.N. member states to include strong provisions on gender, media and information and communication technologies (ICTs) in the post- 2015 Sustainable Development Goals.
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WACC has launched a section of its website featuring short video clips on key themes related to communication rights.
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Globethics.net has announced publication of a new book that examines how the world of digital technology is reshaping communications and the implications for society, culture and politics.
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Internet users from across the globe have created a crowdsourced vision for free expression online. The Our Digital Future report explores the lived experiences of Internet users, artists,...
