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World Press Freedom Day Celebrations, 3 May 2011

The World press Freedom Day Conference, co-organized by UNESCO and UNIC with the National Press Club and Mishal Pvt Ltd along with leading practicing journalists, examined the present challenges and growing role of internet, the emergence of new media and potentials of cyber space in active
opinion making for democracy in recent years. Read More...

UNESCO Launches Pakistan’s First Radio Drama

UNESCO Launches Pakistan's First Radio Drama Series for Post Flood Coomunities:

Umeed e Seher is an informational drama series project specifically designed for the affected communities, which had been hit by the traumatic
devastation of floods of 2010, envisaged by communication and Information Sector of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to provide humanitarian assistance to rural population lacking necessary information about relief and recovery. While the devastation caused more than 20 million people stranded in challenging life saving situation, UNESCO takes Umeed e Seher on the national airwaves to enable men, women, boys and girls to deal with post traumatic stress, and health problems, and prepare them with necessary challenges they need to adopt and practice in order to use other humanitarian efforts effectively and sustain their lives in sound and healthy manner.
For more info, visit www.umeedesehr.com

New Media & Online Journalism Program

UNESCO Launches New Media & Online Journalism Program to Strengthen Voices & Opinions of Pakistan Women
To strengthen voices and opinions of Pakistani women through new media technologies and online journalism, United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is developing the Online Journalism course and will conduct training and capacity building workshops for media education trainers in Fatimah Jinnah Women University (FJWU).
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Humanitarian Information Project

By working with local media and established networks of local journalists, this project provides information on IDP rights, entitlements, aid and assistance programs, and on the security situation in IDPs' home towns. By doing this through a dialogue that includes IDP concerns and perspectives, it counters rumours and misinformation, and engages with issues in a detailed manner that is easy to relate to and accept. This approach affirms IDPs' own ability to make positive decisions affecting their lives, lessen their vulnerabilities and give them some of the tools they need to safeguard their rights and entitlements. The project is being implemented by one of the well known international media firm called Internews.

Please also visit www.hip.org.pk

Training of Rural Journalists on Basic Reporting Skills

Rural Media Network Pakistan(RMNP) with the assistance of UNESCO organized three days long District Correspondents Skills Development workshop which was attended by seventeen rural journalists of Bahawalpur. Two days long refresher course was organized on 7th and 8th January 2010 in Ahmedpur East as a follow up of three days long training workshop.
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  • Press Freedom Award Ceremony
    The World press Freedom Day Conference, co-organized by UNESCO and UNIC with the National Press Club and leading practicing journalists, examined the present challenges and growing role of internet.  Read more...