International Media Partnerships
Media support organisations are recognising that the challenges of media and press freedom around the world are best acted upon in a coordinated and focussed manner. Since 2009, over thirty media organisations from around the world have met to compile best practices, explore future opportunities of working together and agree on joint priorities for media support in countries with weak press freedom records
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Archive
- Southeast Asia: Regional media support gains foothold
- A coordinated approach to media support in Southeast Asia
- Hungarian Media Law: International Mission Condemns Chilling Effect and Calls for Change
- Pluralistic media key to democracy in Bhutan
- Report: International Partnerships in Progress
- International Partnership mission to Yemen highlights worsening media situation
- Media support organisations to strengthen partnerships in 2011
- Media support partnerships - in brief
- Report: International Partnership Meeting NY, January 2010
- Building Partnerships for media support - Yes we can!
- Report: International Partnership Meeting, Copenhagen, September 2009
- International pressure on Belarus government to improve press freedom
- Taking stock of international media partnerships
Southeast Asia: Regional media support gains foothold
From 1-2 March more than 40 international and local media support organisations met in Bangkok to discuss how to improve their efforts through collaboration
A coordinated approach to media support in Southeast Asia
How should media in Southeast Asia be strengthened? More than 40 international and local media support organisations are meeting in Bangkok to discuss
Hungarian Media Law: International Mission Condemns Chilling Effect and Calls for Change
Hungary's new model of media regulation is creating a chilling effect and undermining freedom of expression, according to an international partnership mission comprised of leading press freedom and media development organisations
Pluralistic media key to democracy in Bhutan
Progress in the area of freedom of speech, but also a marked shortage of trained journalists and journalist unions. These are among the findings in a new report looking at the media in Bhutan released by IMS and partners
Report: International Partnerships in Progress
The "Partnerships in Progress Report" tracks the progress of international media support Partnerships from the first international meeting in Copenhagen in September 2009 to the latest Partnerships meeting in Paris in November 2010
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