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Evaluating the Evaluators: Press Freedom measurement the Arab World Eye on Democracy # 199 |
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Conference on China, Paris, April 2008
WPFC’s New Blog Monitoring Press Freedom in China
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Dana Bullen, Press Freedom Fighter, Succumbs at 75
Andersen-Ottaway Lecture Series Featured Joergen Ejboel of Jyllands-Posten
Blasphemy -- an Anachronistic Form of 'Insult Law' -- Revived in 2006
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WPFC Conference on Press Freedom Implications of New Media
WPFC Alert on ITU Involvement in Internet
Internet Governance Forum: Groundwork for Trouble
Andersen Lectures Title Broadened to Honor Ottaway
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Internet Governance Forum in Athens Oversubscribed
US Aid Pledge Helps Revive IPDC
A WPFC Open Letter Sent to President Putin
Coordinating Committee of Press Freedom Organizations on Russia
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Richard N. Winfield Named New WPFC Chairman
39 WPFC Officers, Directors Elected
International Press Freedom and Freedom of Expression Mission to Nepal
New Challenges Facing News Media
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Controversy Mars Tunis Summit on Information Society
Push to 'Internationalize' Internet Oversight Deflected
Tunis Text Reaffirms Interest in Restricting Content
Chile Drops Desacato, with WPFC Help
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Mission to Tunisia Highlights WSIS Concerns
Media Caucus: The Time Has Come to Implement Article 19
Specific Concerns Expressed by the Members of IFEX Tunisian Monitoring Mission
'Cultural Diversity' Emerges as a Hot New Buzz Phrase
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Inter-American Court: New Gains for Freedom of Expression
'Protection' of Journalists Raised Anew
Zimbabwe, Namibia Officials Launch Regional Paper
Shouting, Interruptions at WSIS II PrepCom in Tunis
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Decriminalize Defamation Laws That Jail Journalists
Major Threats to Press Freedom and WPFC Responses
How Criminal Libel Works
Internet 'Governance': Limits on News?
Cyber-jail for Journalists?
