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Media Violence and Terrorism UNESCO publication |
Terrorism and Media
03 May 2002 - The Ceremony - Malacañan, Manila, Philippines
01-02 May 2002 - The Conference - Westin Philippine Plaza, Manila, Philippines
03 May 2002 - The Ceremony - Malacañan, Manila, Philippines
On the Occasion of the Official Ceremony and Awarding
of the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize
Moderator:
Mr. Cerge Remonde, UNESCO Commissioner
Arrival of Invited Guests at Malacañan
Arrival of H.E. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President of the Philippines
National Anthem
Remarks
by Hon. Oliver J. Clarke, President of the Jury
Remarks
by Ana Maria Busquets Cano, President of the Cano Foundation
Remarks and awarding of the UNESCO/Guillermo CANO World Press Freedom Prize
by Koïchiro Matsuura, Director General of UNESCO
– and –
Statement
by Geoffrey Nyarota, Laureate of the 2002 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize
Reading of the Citation of the Posthumous Award to Mr Daniel Pearl
Awarding of the Plaque
by H. E. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and H. E. Director-General Koïchiro Matsuura
– and –
Receiving of the Award for Mr Daniel Pearl
by Robert M. Fitts, U. S. Deputy Chief of Mission to the Philippines
Address
by H. E. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President of the Republic of the Philippines
________________________________________
01-02 May 2002 - The Conference - Westin Philippine Plaza, Manila
Wednesday, 1 May 2002
9h30-10h00: Opening Ceremony
09h30: National Anthem
09h30-09h33: Welcome Remarks
Dr. Preciosa S. Soliven, Secretary-General, UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines
09h36-09h46: Messages
Dr. Florangel Rosario-Braid, Chairperson, UNACOM Communication Committee
Abdul Waheed Khan, UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information
09h46: Keynote Speech
Hon. Teofisto T. Guingona Jr., Vice-President, Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Chairman, UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines
10h15–10h30: Break
10h30-11h45: Plenary Session 1
Worldwide Overview on Terrorism and Media: Situations and Challenges.
Moderator:
Cushrow Irani, Managing Director The Statesman, India
Rapporteur:
Kavi Chongkittavorn, Executive Editor The Nation, Thailand
Introduction
by Oliver Clarke, Chairman and Managing Director of The Gleaner Company Limited, Jamaica
Case studies:
. Philippines:
Melinda Quintos de Jesus, Executive Director of the Center for Media, Freedom & Responsibility
. Colombia:
Ana Mercedes Gómez, Director El Colombiano
11h45-13h00: Plenary Session 1
Continuation Worldwide Overview on Terrorism and Media:
Situations and Challenges
Case studies:
. Basque Country of Spain:
Carmen Gurruchaga Basurto, Journalist El Mundo
. Zimbabwe:
Geoffrey Nyarota, Editor of the Daily News
. Chechnya:
Anna Politkovskaya, Correspondent of Novoya Gazeta
13h00-14h30: Lunch
14h30-16h00: Plenary Session 2
"11 September 2001: The Aftermath. Consequences on Freedom of Information"
by Jean-Paul Marthoz, Director, Human Rights Watch, Brussels office
Moderator:
Clarita CARLOS, Former President of the National Defense College, Philippines
Rapporteur:
Savea Malifa, Editor and Publisher of the Samoa Observer, Samoa
Panelists:
Raymond Louw, South Africa
Toby Mendel, Article 19
16h00-16h30: Break
16h30-18h00: Plenary Session 3
"Reporting on Terrorism"
by Chris Warren President of the International Federation of Journalists
Moderator:
Valérie Gatabazi, President, Rwanda Association of Women Journalists, Rwanda
Rapporteur:
Sheila S. Coronel, Executive Director, Philippines Center for Investigative Journalism, Philippines
Panelists:
Sultan Baheen, Afghanistan
Victor Ivan Majuwana, Sri Lanka
Nedal MANSOUR, Jordan
Thursday, 2 May 2002
9h00-10h45: Plenary Session 4
"Safety of Journalists"
by Philippe Latour, Reporters Sans Frontières
Moderator:
Mohamed Larbi Messari, Member of the Jury, Morocco
Rapporteur:
Owais Aslam Ali, Secretary General, Pakistan Press Foundation, Pakistan
Panelists:
Hugo Fernandez, East Timor
Justin KILI, Papua New Guinea
Lin Neumann, Comittee to Protect Journalists
10h45-11h15: Break
11h15-13h00: Plenary Session 5
"Media in Danger"
by Larry Kilman, Director of Communication, the World Association of Newspapers
Moderator:
Maria Ressa, CNN Representative for South East Asia
Rapporteur:
Toby Mendel, Head of Law Programme,
Article 19
Panelists:
Geoffrey Chan, IFEX
Ronald Koven, World Press Freedom Committee
Chavarong Limpattamapanee, South East Asia Press Alliance
13h00-14h30: Lunch
14h30-16h00: Reports of previous sessions
Moderator:
Alejando R.ROCES, Philippines
16h00-16h30: Break
16h30-18h00: Final Recommendations chaired
by Olivier Clarke, Chair of Adivisory Group for Press Freedom
Closing of the Conference
by Abid Hussain, UN Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression
01-02 May 2002 - The Conference - Westin Philippine Plaza, Manila, Philippines
03 May 2002 - The Ceremony - Malacañan, Manila, Philippines
On the Occasion of the Official Ceremony and Awarding
of the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize
Moderator:
Mr. Cerge Remonde, UNESCO Commissioner
Arrival of Invited Guests at Malacañan
Arrival of H.E. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President of the Philippines
National Anthem
Remarks
by Hon. Oliver J. Clarke, President of the Jury
Remarks
by Ana Maria Busquets Cano, President of the Cano Foundation
Remarks and awarding of the UNESCO/Guillermo CANO World Press Freedom Prize
by Koïchiro Matsuura, Director General of UNESCO
– and –
Statement
by Geoffrey Nyarota, Laureate of the 2002 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize
Reading of the Citation of the Posthumous Award to Mr Daniel Pearl
Awarding of the Plaque
by H. E. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and H. E. Director-General Koïchiro Matsuura
– and –
Receiving of the Award for Mr Daniel Pearl
by Robert M. Fitts, U. S. Deputy Chief of Mission to the Philippines
Address
by H. E. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President of the Republic of the Philippines
________________________________________
01-02 May 2002 - The Conference - Westin Philippine Plaza, Manila
Wednesday, 1 May 2002
9h30-10h00: Opening Ceremony
09h30: National Anthem
09h30-09h33: Welcome Remarks
Dr. Preciosa S. Soliven, Secretary-General, UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines
09h36-09h46: Messages
Dr. Florangel Rosario-Braid, Chairperson, UNACOM Communication Committee
Abdul Waheed Khan, UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information
09h46: Keynote Speech
Hon. Teofisto T. Guingona Jr., Vice-President, Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Chairman, UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines
10h15–10h30: Break
10h30-11h45: Plenary Session 1
Worldwide Overview on Terrorism and Media: Situations and Challenges.
Moderator:
Cushrow Irani, Managing Director The Statesman, India
Rapporteur:
Kavi Chongkittavorn, Executive Editor The Nation, Thailand
Introduction
by Oliver Clarke, Chairman and Managing Director of The Gleaner Company Limited, Jamaica
Case studies:
. Philippines:
Melinda Quintos de Jesus, Executive Director of the Center for Media, Freedom & Responsibility
. Colombia:
Ana Mercedes Gómez, Director El Colombiano
11h45-13h00: Plenary Session 1
Continuation Worldwide Overview on Terrorism and Media:
Situations and Challenges
Case studies:
. Basque Country of Spain:
Carmen Gurruchaga Basurto, Journalist El Mundo
. Zimbabwe:
Geoffrey Nyarota, Editor of the Daily News
. Chechnya:
Anna Politkovskaya, Correspondent of Novoya Gazeta
13h00-14h30: Lunch
14h30-16h00: Plenary Session 2
"11 September 2001: The Aftermath. Consequences on Freedom of Information"
by Jean-Paul Marthoz, Director, Human Rights Watch, Brussels office
Moderator:
Clarita CARLOS, Former President of the National Defense College, Philippines
Rapporteur:
Savea Malifa, Editor and Publisher of the Samoa Observer, Samoa
Panelists:
Raymond Louw, South Africa
Toby Mendel, Article 19
16h00-16h30: Break
16h30-18h00: Plenary Session 3
"Reporting on Terrorism"
by Chris Warren President of the International Federation of Journalists
Moderator:
Valérie Gatabazi, President, Rwanda Association of Women Journalists, Rwanda
Rapporteur:
Sheila S. Coronel, Executive Director, Philippines Center for Investigative Journalism, Philippines
Panelists:
Sultan Baheen, Afghanistan
Victor Ivan Majuwana, Sri Lanka
Nedal MANSOUR, Jordan
Thursday, 2 May 2002
9h00-10h45: Plenary Session 4
"Safety of Journalists"
by Philippe Latour, Reporters Sans Frontières
Moderator:
Mohamed Larbi Messari, Member of the Jury, Morocco
Rapporteur:
Owais Aslam Ali, Secretary General, Pakistan Press Foundation, Pakistan
Panelists:
Hugo Fernandez, East Timor
Justin KILI, Papua New Guinea
Lin Neumann, Comittee to Protect Journalists
10h45-11h15: Break
11h15-13h00: Plenary Session 5
"Media in Danger"
by Larry Kilman, Director of Communication, the World Association of Newspapers
Moderator:
Maria Ressa, CNN Representative for South East Asia
Rapporteur:
Toby Mendel, Head of Law Programme,
Article 19
Panelists:
Geoffrey Chan, IFEX
Ronald Koven, World Press Freedom Committee
Chavarong Limpattamapanee, South East Asia Press Alliance
13h00-14h30: Lunch
14h30-16h00: Reports of previous sessions
Moderator:
Alejando R.ROCES, Philippines
16h00-16h30: Break
16h30-18h00: Final Recommendations chaired
by Olivier Clarke, Chair of Adivisory Group for Press Freedom
Closing of the Conference
by Abid Hussain, UN Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression
02-05-2002
