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Frontpage Permanent Link to CoE's Platform for the Protection of Journalists

Written by ACM
domingo, 18 octubre 2015

Eurofora's FrontPage Permanent Link to PanEuropean CoE's Platform for Protection of Journalists

 

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On the occcasion of the official Sign in also by New York Headquartered "Committee to Protect Journalists" and of "Index on Censorship", together with CoE's Secretary General Thornbjorn Jagland, for the PanEuropean Organisation's "Platform for the Protection of Journalism and the Safety of Journalists", (joining Energies Together with the European and International Federations of Journalists, "Article 19", the Association of EU Journalists, and Paris' Headquartered "Reporters without Borders"), Yesterday in Strasbourg,,
 

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where an International Conference on Freedom of Expression and Democracy is Timely taking place during 2 Days, with the Participation of more than 300 Experts, European or National Officials, Judges, NGOs, Journalists, Human Rights' Defenders, etc,

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almost at the Same Time that COE Published, on this mid-October 2015,  a landmark collective New Book warning that "Journalism (is) at Risk", given various "Threats" and "Challenges", but also "Perspectives",

 

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following also the Call launched Today by CoE's Director for Information Society and against Crime, Jan Kleijssen for Media's Help to Inform all interested People about that New Tool in favour of all Journalists' elementary Liberty in front of any Threat of Oppression,

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=> "EuroFora" decided to offer a First-Page Permanent Link, for all our Readers, to the above mentioned COE's "Platform", (which is regularly Updated with Fresh New Content on selected Concrete Cases, relevant News on Press Freedom, etc) :


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