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  Argentina

  UNESCO-AUGM Chair in Freedom of expression (353), established in 1998 at the National University of La Plata within the framework of the Association of Universities Grupo Montevideo (AUGM) (Argentina)
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Fields / Disciplines

Journalism; Communication; Human Rights


Objectives

To promote an integrated system of training, research, information and documentation activities in order to promote the integration of high level researchers within the research and teaching teams of the Journalism and Social Communication Faculty.


Host Institution

National University of la Plata. Website


Partnership

Universities members of the AUGM Network (Associación de Universidades del Grupo de Montevideo).
Website

RED COM Red de Carreras de Comunicación y Periodismo de la Argentina.


UNESCO Sector /Office responsible for the Chair/Network

Communication and information


Documents
Progress report 2000 (short version)
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