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UPCOMING EVENTS
24 March 2010 The Future of News (Discussion) Central Hall Westminster, London
3 May 2010 International World Press Freedom Day
For World Press Freedom Day events in the UK, details will be posted on
Unesco's website
CFOM RECENT EVENTS
- February 3 - CFOM hits the ground running with
successful launch at Chatham House, London.
- The conference explored the part played by the popular demand
for free expression as a factor in the anti-communist revolutions,
and assessed the evidence that a widespread retreat of press
and political freedom has taken place in recent years across
many parts of post-Cold War Europe and Russia.
- For a full transcript of the speeches click here (PDF file opens in new window)
- For William Horsley's opening remarks click here (PDF file opens in a new window)
- The speakers were:
- Keynote Speaker - Jens Reich,
former leader of New Forum pro-democracy movement in East Germany
- Lionel Barber, Editor of the Financial Times
- Miklós Haraszti,
OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media
- Masha Lipman, Editor
of Pro and Contra
- Lionel Barber, Editor of The Financial Times
- Irina Demchenko, UK Bureau Chief, RIA-Novosti
- Aleksei Simonov, Glasnost Defence Foundation
- William Bowring, Human Rights Lawyer and expert in Council of
Europe cases, Professor of Law, Birkbeck College, University
of London
- Lilia
Shevtsova, Carnegie Moscow Center
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Jens
Reich addresses the conference |
The panel |
Masha
Lipman |
Jens
Reich |
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The discussion
in full flow |
A speaker
makes a point |
Lilia
Shevtsova |
Lionel
Barber |
May 1 2009: World
Press Freedom Day debate (opens
in new window) at Frontline Club, London on the motion "Governments
at war are winning the battle to control the international media"
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General Events
More to come...
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October 6 2009 in Warsaw, Poland: Holding
governments to their freedom of expression commitments
William Horsley
chairs a debate at the ODIHR annual conference on "UK
perspectives on holding governments to their Freedom of Expression
commitments". Speakers include OSCE
Representative on Media Freedom Miklos Haraszti.
June 8 & 9 2009 Seminar on Mass Violence and
the Media
CFOM hosted a two day research seminar ‘The End is where we start from: Media Coverage of Genocide and Mass Violence’ at the University of Sheffield. Read more
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- AJE Conference
- Association for Journalism EducationAnnual Conference and AGM, Sheffield University, September 12, 2008 Conference Theme: “New Media, New Democracy"
- Record of previous years' WPFD World Press Freedom Day debates
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