Over half of the world’s population of 7.7 billion are connected to the Internet, which has profoundly changed the way people live, work and communicate.
by StaffPosted September 17, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
Sunday, September 15 is the International Day of Democracy and WACC is promoting every citizen’s right to communicate and to engage in transparent, informed and democratic debate.
by StaffPosted September 13, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
On International Literacy Day, Saturday, September 8, WACC calls attention to the digital divide that excludes billions of people around the world – including Indigenous people and linguistic minorities – from accessing and distributing information through digital communication platforms.
by StaffPosted September 06, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
An Indigenous community radio station in El Estor, Guatemala, is taking a more active role in covering allegations of human rights abuses involving extractive industries in their municipality, an offshoot of a one-year project that included crafting a strategic plan that emphasizes community participation, Indigenous rights, and women’s rights.
by StaffPosted September 05, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
An average of 80,000 people are displaced from their homes each year in Kenya, but local media hardly pay attention to their plight, says a WACC-supported media monitoring study.
by StaffPosted August 28, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
It began with a simple idea of bringing together religious television broadcasters to promote ecumenical and international co-operation and give greater visibility to their programmes.
by StaffPosted August 27, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like.NeilPalmer.CIAT.jpg?w=218&h=144&c=3)
Nigerian media pay “little attention to the real issues” affecting the country’s Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), ignore their voices and often rely on statements from government officials when reporting about them, a WACC-supported media monitoring project has concluded in its report.
by StaffPosted August 19, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
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