ECPFM conference call
ECPFM conference call
ECPFM conference call
Meeting with representatives of SNJ, SNJ-CGT and CFDT-Journalistes.
Apéro poésie Jeudi 19 janvier 2017 17h à 19h Midis de la Poésie Avec La Bellone - Maison du spectacle et Radio panik intro Mélanie Godin 2 minutes Présentation des ateliers 15 minutes Milady Renoir, Canan Marasligil, Aliette Griz, Anne Versailles Lecture par binômes 1 heure Le Bâtiment de pierre de lecture (voir conduite et contacts intervenants pages suivantes) Projection traduction française pendant lectures en turc Musique Sibel Dincer Performance de calligraphie d’I smail Doğan Capsules sonores de transition issues de l’atelier de Véronika Mabardi Intervenants Lise Wittamer et Caroline Berliner Serap Güven Claire Bodson et Yannick Regnier Caroline…
The European Pillar of Social Rights: going forward together In March the European Commission published a first outline of the European Pillar of Social Rights and launched a broad public consultation to gather views and feedback. On 23 January 2017, the Commission will organise a high level conference in Brussels, which will be a unique opportunity to take stock of the consultation and to contribute to shaping the European Pillar of Social Rights. The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) will be represented by its director Renate Schroeder. see programme: http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?langId=en&catId=1226&eventsId=1187&furtherEvents=yes
From the EP press studio, Karga TV will host EFJ representative to discuss Turkey's press freedom situation Brussels crow is first Turkish broadcasted prog. in the EU while Turkey moves further and further away with the negotiations. follow us.
The communication on migration has increasingly become a priority topic being incorporated in migration related initiatives implemented by the European Commission and addressed by other international migration actors, striving towards a balanced narrative on migration and reaping its benefits. Indeed, the current discourse which surrounds migration has taken a dramatically negative turn in the last decade both within Europe and internationally. This demands a review on how information pertaining to migration is gathered, shared and disseminated amongst different actors, which greatly impacts on both policy and public perception. Draft Agenda: Towards a balanced narrative on migration in the Mediterranean 8.00…
Knut Fleckenstein (S&D, Germany) Ivo Vaigl (ALDE, Slovenia)
European Union / United Nations Alliance of Civilizations Symposium: #SpreadNoHate: Hate Speech Against Migrants and Refugees in the Media Thursday, 26 January 2017, 09:00 - 17:00, Brussels, Belgium (Hotel BLOOM! Rue Royale 250) @UNAOC @eu_eeas #SpreadNoHate Within the framework of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations' (UNAOC) #SpreadNoHate initiative, UNAOC and the European Union (EU) will co-organise a one-day symposium in Brussels on 26 January 2017. Hate speech and incitement to hatred against migrants and refugees are on the rise across Europe. In a growing number of countries, anger and polarisation characterise domestic politics, and harsh measures targeting migrant…
La Turquie, 6 mois après le coup d’état avorté - l’état des libertés fondamentales dans le pays : liberté d’expression, liberté de la presse, liberté religieuse.
Tue 31st January 2017, Dublin, Ireland, 10.00 -15.30 Ireland is falling far below European standards for press and media freedom. There is widespread concern at the implications for media diversity and plurality at the concentration of media ownership and a growing recognition that the ownership structure is a significant factor in undermining journalism and democracy. This conference explores the implications for the work of journalists and places a focus on the difficulties they face where access to the media is restricted by concentration of ownership. The European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF) invites international stakeholders, politicians, unionists, academics…
Hosted by MEP Jaromír Štětina (EPP, CZ) The Eastern Partnership media landscape and capacity of the EU Eastern neighbours to monitor and confront propaganda is the focus of this debate. The enduring monopolization of the media market by state or powerful elites has deprived the audiences in the EaP countries of an effective variety of sources of information. At the same time, the region is involved in the disinformation war in which the Eastern Partnership is presented as an anti-Russian project that leads to the loss of sovereignty of the partner countries. How to sustain independent media outlets confronting propaganda?…
MEP Anneliese Dodds (S&D, UK) MEP Tanja Fajon, (S&D, Slovenia); MEP Ulrike Lunacek (Greens, Austria) MEP Cristian Preda (EPP, Romania)