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Book describes media laws, press freedom violations in the Caucasus
International Journalist's Network
Sept 17 2004
A group of press freedom advocates has released a new book on media
legislation and journalists' rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia,
the Yerevan Press Club reported.
"Harmonization of Media Legislation of South Caucasus Countries
with European Standards" includes reports, comparative analyses and
recommendations about media legislation in the region. It is available
in English and Russia.
The book also documents press freedom violations against journalists
between 2001 and 2003. The largest number of violations in each country
happened in 2003 - the year of elections in Armenia and Azerbaijan,
and "the rose revolution" in Georgia.
The book is the result of a regional project implemented by the
Committee to Protect Freedom of Expression of Armenia, the Baku
Press Club of Azerbaijan and the Association of Young Lawyers of
Georgia with support from the South Caucasus Cooperation Program of
the Eurasia Foundation.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
International Journalist's Network
Sept 17 2004
A group of press freedom advocates has released a new book on media
legislation and journalists' rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia,
the Yerevan Press Club reported.
"Harmonization of Media Legislation of South Caucasus Countries
with European Standards" includes reports, comparative analyses and
recommendations about media legislation in the region. It is available
in English and Russia.
The book also documents press freedom violations against journalists
between 2001 and 2003. The largest number of violations in each country
happened in 2003 - the year of elections in Armenia and Azerbaijan,
and "the rose revolution" in Georgia.
The book is the result of a regional project implemented by the
Committee to Protect Freedom of Expression of Armenia, the Baku
Press Club of Azerbaijan and the Association of Young Lawyers of
Georgia with support from the South Caucasus Cooperation Program of
the Eurasia Foundation.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress