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International Conference on Terrorism and Media

 

International Conference Papers

  • TO DIE JUST FOR BEING A JOURNALIST IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY, Ms. Carmen Gurruchaga Basurto, El Mundo, Spain
  • WAR, TERRORISM AND JOURNALISTS THE CHECHEN EXPERIENCE, Ms. Anna Politkovskaia, Journalist, Novaya Gazeta, Russian Federation
  • EVENTS AFTER 11 SEPTEMBER AND THEIR REPERCUSSIONS ON PRESS FREEDOM, Jean-Paul Marthoz, European Director of Information Human Rights Watch
  • REFLECTIONS OF IFJ UNIONS ON THE AFTERMATH OF SEPTEMBER 11 AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR JOURNALISM AND CIVIL LIBERTIES, Mr Chris Warren, President, International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
  • BROTHERS WITH NO ARMS, Mr Philippe Latour, South-East Asia Representative for Reporters Sans Frontières, e-mail : rsfbkk@loxinfo.co.th
  • MEDIA IN DANGER, Mr. Mogens Schmidt, Assistant Director General, World Association of Newspapers Director, World Editors Forum
  • Media in Danger: Southeast Asia at a Glance By Chavarong Limpattamapanee, Acting Chairperson, Southeast Asian Press Alliance (SEAPA) Presented to the Conference on "Terrorism and Media" Manila, Philippines. 2 May 2002
  • Journalism 2002: Civil Liberties, Press Freedom and War on Terrorism By Christopher Warren President, International Federation of Journalists
  • Terrorists & Journalists By Faheem Dashty- Afghanistan
  • "Terrorism and Media: Zimbabwe as a case study," a presentation by Geoffrey Nyarota, Editor-in-Chief of The Daily News, Zimbabwe, at the Terrorism and Media Conference in Manila, on Wednesday, 1 May 2002
  • Is the safety of journalists in Timor Leste Guaranteed? by Hugo Fernandes
  • SAFETY OF JOURNALISTS IN THE PACIFIC. By Justin Kili, Director, Pina Radio Group, Pacific Islands.
  • Media in Danger Speech by Larry Kilman, Director of Communications, World Association of Newspapers
  • Media and Terrorism Conference, Nedal Mansour
  • The Aftermath - Consequences for Freedom of Information By Raymond Louw, Editor and Publisher, Southern Africa Report Africa Consultant, World Press Freedom Committee
  • JOURNALISM IN A TURBULENT COUNTRY By Ms. Ana-Mercedes Gómez
  • Consequences for Freedom of Expression of the Terrorist Attacks of 11 September, A Paper for the UNESCO Conference on Terrorism and Media by Toby Mendel