tailieunhanh - Options for media development in Iraq

Produced by the Dubai School of Government’s Governance and Innovation Program, the Arab Social Media Report series continues to analyze usage trends of online social networking tools across the Arab region. Based on data collected in the second and third quarters of 2011, this edition of the report analyzes data on Twitter and Facebook users in all 22 Arab countries, in addition to Iran, Israel and Turkey. In another first-of-its-kind regional survey, this special edition of the report explores the role of social media in Arab women’s empowerment. The survey was conducted as a collaborative effort between the Governance and. | Options for media development in Iraq Research for UNESCO December 2004 SPO CI FED 2004 PI 1 Page 2 Index on Censorship Some options for media development in Iraq Contents Human rights Freedom of Expression in the new Action to defend human rights free Monitoring and an end to Training for the Training programmes and proposed media Investment in development to enhance media Support to the media during the Translation publishing distribution Options for Iraqi Media Conference - Safety Regulation Conclusions This report is the work of Index on Censorship. Its opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of UNESCO the United Nations or its agencies or partners. Cover photo A US army sign prohibiting public protests outside the Monument to the Unknown Soldier in Baghdad a few feet from the enclosed Green Zone area that is home to the US-led coalition command. December 2004 Index on Censorship Some options for media development in Iraq Page 3 Introduction Development in transitional Iraq will largely depend on the effectiveness and accountability of its evolving representative government. A prerequisite for this will be the continued development of a professional and independent media to convey reliable facts and support responsible debate representing the diversity of communities and views within Iraq. The safety security issue dominates the agenda. All media development in Iraq will be dependent on collective and coordinated steps to protect Iraqi journalists rights to free expression physical safety access to training and fair state media regulation approached from three directions of our own - working with journalists working with civil society and working with the state. And there is a fourth direction winning support from the UN Red Cross Red Crescent and others to join a joint effort with Iraqi community .

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