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Week 46: 24/07-30/07 2006Media pluralism guarantees freedom of expression of different opinions in all cultures and in all communities. More © Bibliothèque Alexandrina
UNESCO Week 43: 03/07-09/07 2006Libraries and archives are pathways to knowledge. They play an essential role in the promotion of reading and writing and also in the preservation of cultural memory. More © IPLY
Week 34: 31/04-07/05 2006On 3 May the world observes World Press Freedom Day. For UNESCO, freedom of expression and information is a fundamental human right. More © UNESCO/Dominique Roger
Week 22: 06/02-12/02 2006Without a free and plurarlist media neither democracy nor good governance are possible. The existence of independent media is also a precondition for development. More © Christian Roux
Week 15: 12/12-18/12 2005Our planet is divided between those who master new information and communication technology (ICT) and those who don't. UNESCO promotes wider access to tools like the internet, and advocates sharing knowledge to bridge this "digital divide." More Patent pending :
© Sidney Harris Week 8: 24/10-30/10 2005Publicly accessible information, the use of which does not infringe any legal right, or any obligation of confidentiality: this is the definition given to “public domain” information. UNESCO supports universal access to data in the public domain. More © UNESCO/Mario Borg
Week 4: 26/09-02/10 2005Since its inception, UNESCO has promoted the free flow of ideas and images. It does so via many of its programmes that share a common objective: to encourage the construction of a knowledge society based on equality. More |