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WORKSHOPS FOR JOURNALISTS: "BIOETHICS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MASS MEDIA"
UNESCO (Communiqués de presse
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/fr/ev.php-URL_I D=27545&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.ht ml
07-10-2008 9:53
France
Series of workshops devoted to the 60th anniversary of the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights and arranged for Armenian journalists.
The agenda includes the following:
a training workshop "Bioethics, Human Rights and Mass Media" with
the main goals to promote human rights, popularize ethical norms,
standards and the main principles of the UNESCO Universal Declaration
on Bioethics and Human Rights among the journalists community in
Armenia as well as initiate a public debate on bioethical issues and
integrate bioethics in the agenda of mass media in the country.
a series of roundtables in a form of 3-4 hours discussions on the
universal importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and
the significance of realization of its principles as well as different
aspects of human rights, including Gender Equality, Press Freedom,
Ethics and Tolerance in Mass Media.
Date du début 07-10-2008
End Date 10-10-2008
Type d'événement Workshops Endroit de l'événement Yerevan, Armenia
Organisateur Social and Human Sciences Sector and Communication and
Information Sector of the UNESCO Moscow Office in cooperation with the
Armenian National Commission for UNESCO, National Bioethics Committee
of the Republic of Armenia and Armenian Union of Journalists
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UNESCO (Communiqués de presse
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/fr/ev.php-URL_I D=27545&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.ht ml
07-10-2008 9:53
France
Series of workshops devoted to the 60th anniversary of the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights and arranged for Armenian journalists.
The agenda includes the following:
a training workshop "Bioethics, Human Rights and Mass Media" with
the main goals to promote human rights, popularize ethical norms,
standards and the main principles of the UNESCO Universal Declaration
on Bioethics and Human Rights among the journalists community in
Armenia as well as initiate a public debate on bioethical issues and
integrate bioethics in the agenda of mass media in the country.
a series of roundtables in a form of 3-4 hours discussions on the
universal importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and
the significance of realization of its principles as well as different
aspects of human rights, including Gender Equality, Press Freedom,
Ethics and Tolerance in Mass Media.
Date du début 07-10-2008
End Date 10-10-2008
Type d'événement Workshops Endroit de l'événement Yerevan, Armenia
Organisateur Social and Human Sciences Sector and Communication and
Information Sector of the UNESCO Moscow Office in cooperation with the
Armenian National Commission for UNESCO, National Bioethics Committee
of the Republic of Armenia and Armenian Union of Journalists
--Boundary_(ID_5phIDMiM3ASUwm4TIPDqjA )--