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• Hungarian Media Law: International Mission Condemns Chilling Effect and Calls for Change

  2011. 11. 16. | News

  Hungary’s new model of media regulation is creating a chilling effect and undermining freedom of expression said an international partnership mission comprised of leading press freedom and media development organizations today. …read more »

• Changing society – Migrants in the Spotlight Student Journalists’ Training Sessions

  2011. 10. 04. | News, News: Migrants in the Spotlight

  The Center for Independent Journalism (CIJ) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) organizes a training workshop “Changing society – migrants in the spotlight” to be held for students, on Wednesday, 19 October and for journalists on Thursday, 20 October 2011 from 10 am. to 5 p.m. at K+K Hotel in Budapest. …read more »

• Nelofer Pazira at the Center for Independent Journalism

  2011. 09. 20. | Blog: Migrants in the Spotlight, News, News: Migrants in the Spotlight

  Afghan-Canadian journalist and documentary filmmaker Nelofer Pazira talked about the relation between journalism and activism. …read more »

• Roundtable Discussion with Nelofer Pazira Afghan-Canadian Journalist

  2011. 09. 16. | News, News: Migrants in the Spotlight

  We kindly invite you to meet visiting Afghan-Canadian journalist Nelofer Pazira at a roundtable discussion exploring the relationship between journalism and gender – does “feminine” journalism exist, are certain topics gender specific? How are – for instance – female conflict zone reporters regarded? How is the assignment of certain topics by editors influenced by gender? …read more »

• Media self-regulation in focus in Hungary

  2011. 07. 12. | News, News: Media self-regulation

  The international conference “Media self-regulation: ethics and quality” was organized by the Center for Independent Journalism on 23 June, 2011 to discuss the future role and regulatory environment of a future industry-based media self-regulatory system in Hungary. Speakers of this conference summed up the results of several year-long consultations among major stakeholders of media on the establishment of such an organization. International experts from the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) shared experiences with already existing self-regulatory mechanisms with Hungarian colleagues.

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