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A human rights warning on Leveson’s blueprint

chrysadag Dec 9, 2012 International Director's Column 0

A cold shower on Brian Leveson’s blueprint for restraining the British press has come from the secretary-general of the Council of Europe. Thorbjorn Jagland has told the FT “You do not need a new law to say that phone hacking is illegal. It’s already a crime… and you...

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Intervention at the IPDC council meeting, UNESCO HQ, Paris, on March 22 2012

chrysadag Mar 26, 2012 International Director's Column 0

William Horsley's full text of statement on the discussion on Approval of UN Plan of Action on safety of journalists and the issue of impunity. William Horsley: The Centre for Freedom of the Media at the University of Sheffield conducts research to promote adherence...

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Russian Union of Journalists

chrysadag Jun 3, 2011 International Director's Column 0

Nadezda Azhgikhina, Secretary of the Russian Union of Journalists, responds to questions from William Horsley for the political aspects study of the initiative on impunity and the rule of law (received 21/4/2011) Reference material for the Working Conference on Safety...

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Political Study: Professor Bill Bowring, EHRAC

chrysadag May 27, 2011 International Director's Column 0

Bill Bowring responds to questions  from William Horsley for the political aspects study of the initiative on impunity and the rule of law (received 8/5/2011) Bill Bowring is Chair of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) and Professor of Law at Birkbeck...

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European External Action Service’s (EEAS) Response to questions from our International Director

chrysadag May 25, 2011 International Director's Column 0

Reply from the European External Action Service (EEAS) to questions from William Horsley for the working conference on “Safety and Protection of Journalists:  A Responsibility for the World.” -- Political Aspects Study of the Initiative on Impunity and the Rule of Law...

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A Ten-point London Guide to journalism’s chances of survival

chrysadag Apr 6, 2010 International Director's Column 0

London the soon-to-be Olympic capital can also claim to be the world capital of jaw-jaw about the future of journalism. Especially about the survival chances of something called "good" or "high-quality" or "investigative" journalism. What lies ahead for this...

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Reporting barriers in East and West – subtle, obvious, sometimes fatal. How media freedom shapes politics everywhere.

chrysadag Feb 1, 2010 International Director's Column 0

Spending ten days in East Asia prompts me to these thoughts about the variety of methods that governments and other powerful forces employ to stop journalists from reporting things they are determined to suppress. It's the same the whole world over. The irony is that...

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In praise of serious journalism

chrysadag Sep 4, 2009 International Director's Column 0

Amidst the talk of journalism's decline, bankruptcy and loss of purpose, I sense a fightback. Journalism is rediscovering the serious role it must play in an open society. On the really big issues -- war, the facts of history, and the biggest economic crash in living...

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