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MediaWise Trust

MediaWise Trust is an independent media ethics charity supported by journalists, media lawyers and politicians. Its primary purpose is to promote high standards in journalism by providing advice, information, research and training on media policy, practice and law. PressWise runs the Refugees, Asylum-seekers & the Media project (www.ramproject.org.uk).

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http://www.presswise.org.uk
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The MediaWise Trust
38 Easton Business Centre
Felix Road
Bristol BS5 OHE
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44 (0) 117 941 5889
Joined OneWorld
15.03.2004

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29.04.2005 Charities are occasionally regarded as fair game for tabloid journalists. In this case of a volunteer accused of child trafficking in Montenegro, it took 15 months before the Sunday Mirror lost the defamation claim and apologised.
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Related topics/regions: [Serbia and Montenegro] [United Kingdom]
11.05.2004 Two thousand delegates from the world's broadcasting industry sat down with 150 youth delegates in Rio de Janeiro at the end of April to discuss issues of common concern. This was the 4th World Summit on Media for Children & Adolescents, and the most ambitious yet.
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- RAM project
29.04.2004
Reporting asylum and refugee issues
PressWise Trust's Refugees, Asylum-seekers and the Media (RAM) Project provides practical assistance to journalists
seeking to report refugee and asylum issues accurately and fairly.





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