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partner news
August 2005
17.08.2005
Latin-American young people have had a new web space called the Portal de juventud para America Latina y el Caribe which went online on International Youth Day on 12 August, supported from CELAJU and UNESCO.
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[Latin America & Caribbean]
[media technologies]
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16.08.2005
In the context of the undergoing constitutional process in Iraq, UNESCO launches a new website dedicated to the media and human rights. It offers relevant and easily accessible information and key publications on these issues.
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[Iraq]
[communications]
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12.08.2005
The Memory of the World Programme will be the theme of the "UNESCO Open Forum" at the World Library and Information Congress that the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) organises from 14 to 18 August in Norways capital Oslo.
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[Norway]
[communications]
[culture]
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11.08.2005
The official selection for the Open Frame 2005, the International Festival & Forum on Public Service Broadcasting, has been made.
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[India]
[communications]
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05.08.2005
The Asian Broadcasting Union, a UNESCO partner, is now calling on Asia-Pacific broadcasters for entries for the ABU CASBAA UNICEF Child Rights Award 2005.
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[Asia and the Pacific]
[funding/grant]
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04.08.2005
The issue of access to governmental public domain Information was discussed at a regional conference in Smolensk (Russia). A possible collaboration between the Ministry of Culture and Mass Media of Russia and the Ministry for Economic Development and Trade of Russia within the framework of Federal Programme Electronic Russia was discussed.
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[Russian Federation]
[access]
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