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Monday, 14 December 2009

[creative-radio] UPDATE: Special Coverage of Cop 15 by Panos South Asia

Dear colleagues,

Following are the updates on the independent multimedia special coverage of COP 15 by Panos South Asia from Copenhagen.

News Reports (Texts)

1. Nepal's Summiteers fail to get global attention
http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/detailnews.php?ArticleID=48

2.Rift continues between nations on climate change
http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/detailnews.php?ArticleID=50

3. Climate change talks suspended
http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/detailnews.php?ArticleID=51

Audio and Visual Reports

1. Rift among developing nations - Atiq Rahman
http://www.vimeo.com/8139085 (audio/video)

2. Big developing nations not supporting small vulnerable countries
http://www.vimeo.com/8139085 (audio/video)

3. You talk of money, we talk of life
http://www.vimeo.com/8174122 (audio/video)

4. Himalayan Outcry
http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/prsadd/prsaarchives.php?id=25 (aduio/radio)

Hope you will enjoy, reading, listenting or watching these coverages. And we would appreciate your feedback very much.

Best regards,

Kishor.

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From: Kishor Pradhan
To: kishor Pradhan
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 9:53 AM
Subject: Special Coverage of Cop 15 by Panos South Asia

Dear colleagues,

Please be kindly informed that Panos South Asia is doing a special online coverage of COP 15 from 7-18 December 2009 from Copenhagen.

The text, radio and video coverage of COP 15 is available online at

http://www.panosradiosouthasia.org/

We hope it will be useful for you and appreciate your feedback.

Best regards,

Kishor Pradhan
Deputy Director, Panos South Asia
Country Representative, Panos Nepal
Sri Durbar Tole, Patan, Lalitpur
GPO Box 13651, Kathmandu, Nepal

Tel: 977-1-5521889/5531447 (Off), Fax: 977-1-5544641
E-mail: kishor@panossouthasia.org
Cell: 977-9851040564

Website: www.panossouthasia.org

Listen online to Panos Radio South Asia at www.panosradiosouthasia.org

Personal Weblog: http://kishorpradhan.wordpress.com

"Panos South Asia's vision is to make our societies inclusive, democratic
and just. We seek to renegotiate power through the media by enabling diverse
opinions, ideas and theories to be included in the debate on governance and
development".

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VIET-NAM - DEATH PENALTY : Blogger and activist faces possible death penalty

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Date: 2009/12/14
Subject: [rsfasie] VIET-NAM - DEATH PENALTY : Blogger and activist faces possible death penalty
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REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS
English: http://www.rsf.org/spip.php?page=article&id_article=35329
Français : http://www.rsf.org/spip.php?page=article&id_article=35328
14 December 2009

VIET-NAM - DEATH PENALTY

Blogger and activist faces possible death penalty

Reporters Without Borders is deeply concerned about French-educated blogger and pro-democracy activist Nguyen Tien Trung, now facing a possible death penalty under article 89 of the criminal code after the charges against him were changed to "trying to overthrow the people's government." Arrested more than five months ago, he is due to be tried at the end of the month.
"We call for Nguyen Tien Trung's immediate and unconditional release as the charges against him are entirely fabricated," Reporters Without Borders said. "Trung is a pacifist who has never endangered the Vietnamese state. He just exercised his right to free expression, a right he learned to use in France."
The press freedom organisation added: "Trung is a scapegoat. The authorities want to make an example of him in order to intimidate other Vietnamese students who want to press for more freedom when they return home after studying abroad."
Trung's family told Reporters Without Borders that his father was allowed to visit him on 10 December for the second time since his arrest. The authorities are reportedly now going to allow his family to visit him once a month. Trung seemed to be in good physical and psychological condition and did his best to reassure his father. He asked his father to bring him books, especially economics and French books. The authorities are considering the request.
A former student at the National Institute for Applied Sciences (INSA) in the northern French city of Rennes, where he got a masters in information technology, Trung was arrested at his parents' home in Ho Chi Minh City on 7 July on a charge of propaganda against the state under article 88 of the criminal code. A government TV station broadcast taped footage in which he made a confession.
He seems to have been arrested because of the pro-democracy views he posted online and, in particular, an open letter to the government about education policies.
The Trung support committee website posted an opinion piece by Philippe Echart, who was one of Trung's teachers at the INSA.
"It is strange for a teacher to realise that one his students, which whom he had a few talks and to whom he paid special attention because he was a foreigner, is now being in prison at the other end of the world, in his own country, on serious charges," Echard writes. "And why is he in prison? For expressing his views freely. For criticising university education in Vietnam. For calling for more freedoms and more democracy, as many other intellectuals in his country have."
The support committee is calling for a determined campaign on his behalf. "The worst that could happen to Trung is that people gradually forget him," the committee's appeal says. Trung's friends and family have relaunched the campaign for his release. Sign a petition at the http://freetrung.tk/ website.
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VIET-NAM - PEINE DE MORT

Un blogueur et militant démocrate formé en France risque la peine de mort

Reporters sans frontières a exprimé sa vive inquiétude au sujet du blogueur et militant démocrate Nguyen Tien Trung, détenu depuis plus de cinq mois au Viêt-nam et qui encourt désormais la peine de mort. Les charges retenues contre lui ont été requalifiées, il est désormais accusé de "tentative de renversement du régime du peuple" en vertu de l'article 79 du code penal vietnamien, une accusation passible de la peine capitale. Son procès devrait se tenir d'ici à la fin du mois.
"Nous demandons la libération immédiate et inconditionnelle de Nguyen Tien Trung. Les accusations proférées à son encontre sont fabriquées de toutes pièces. Nguyen Tien Trung est un pacifiste qui n'a jamais mis en danger l'Etat vietnamien. Il n'a fait qu'exercer son droit à s'exprimer librement, un droit qu'il a appris à exercer ici en France", a déclaré l'organisation. "Nguyen Tien Trung est un bouc émissaire. Les autorités souhaitent faire de lui un exemple et intimider les étudiants vietnamiens qui, après avoir étudié à l'étranger, souhaitent rentrer chez eux et demander plus de liberté."
D'après la famille du jeune militant des droits de l'homme, contactée par Reporters sans frontières, son père a pu lui rendre visite, le 10 décembre dernier, pour la deuxième fois depuis le début de sa détention. Les autorités permettraient désormais à ses proches de le voir une fois par mois. Trung avait l'air en bonne santé physique et psychologique et a tout fait pour rassurer son père. Il a demandé qu'on lui apporte des livres, notamment d'économie et de français. Une demande actuellement examinée par le régime.
Diplômé de l'école d'ingénieurs INSA de Rennes (France), Nguyen Tien Trung avait été arrêté au domicile de ses parents à Ho Chi Minh-Ville, le 7 juillet 2009, pour "propagande contre l'Etat", en vertu de l'article 88 du code pénal. Une télévision gouvernementale a diffusé des aveux enregistrés du jeune homme. Les autorités semblent lui reprocher ses écrits, notamment une lettre au gouvernement sur la politique d'éducation et ses prises de position prodémocratiques.
Son comité de soutien a publié sur son site une tribune de Philippe Echard, qui fut son professeur à l'INSA : "Cela fait tout drôle quand on est enseignant d'imaginer que l'étudiant que l'on a eu en cours, avec lequel on a eu quelques discussions et sûrement une attention particulière parce qu'il est étranger, est aujourd'hui en prison, à l'autre bout du monde, dans son propre pays, et sous le coup d'accusations graves. (…) Et pourquoi est-il en prison ? Pour s'être exprimé librement. Pour avoir critiqué l'enseignement universitaire du Vietnam. Pour avoir appelé, comme de nombreux autres intellectuels de son pays, à plus de libertés, à plus de démocratie."
Le comité appelle à la mobilisation : "Le pire qui puisse arriver à Trung, c'est qu'on l'oublie petit à petit". Les amis et les proches de Nguyen Tien Trung ont relancé les actions pour obtenir sa libération. Signez la pétition sur http://freetrung.tk/

Vincent Brossel
Asia-Pacific Desk
Reporters Without Borders
33 1 44 83 84 70
asia@rsf.org

[creative-radio] Community radios demand an end to gender violence!

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Subject: [Asiapacific-general] Community radios demand an end to gender
violence!
From: "Suman Basnet" <suman_basnet@asiapacific.amarc.org>
Date: Sun, December 13, 2009 22:23
To: "AMARC_AP_General_List" <asiapacific-general@lists.amarc.org>
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Community radios demand an end to gender violence!

Montreal, December 11th, 2009. From November 25 to December 10th, the
Women's International Network of the World Association of Community Radio
Broadcasters (AMARC-WIN) actively participated in the 16 days of activism
against gender violence with an Internet campaign to honor groups and
individuals who have committed to bringing Violence against women (VAW) to
the forefront of global attention, to encouraging everyone in their
various capacities to take action to end VAW, and to demanding
accountability for all of the promises made to eliminate VAW. The audio
documents and other information are available on
http://www.amarc.org/16days.

This yearsâ€™ international theme of the campaign was Â«Commit - Act -
Demand: We CAN End Violence against Women! Â».
The 16 days campaign started on November 25th with the International Day
for the Elimination of Violence Against Women; it continued on November
29th with the International Womenâ€™s Human Rights Defenders Day; followed
by December 1: World AIDS Day; December 6: the 20th Commemoration day of
the Montreal (Canada) Massacre in 1989 and ended on December 10th with the
International Human rights Day.

Community radio producers from Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Africa, Europe,
North America and Latin America and the Caribbean broadcast programs these
16 days campaign to support the effort of women and men working to put an
end to gender violence. The audio files of some of the participating
community radios and production groups in the 16 Days AMARC-WIN are
available at www.amarc.org/16jours. The programs featured include
documentaries, interviews, debates, poetry, music and much more. This
multilingual broadcast campaign mobilizes community radios around a global
issue and encourages them to use new communication technologies such as
the Internet to extend the reach of their voices.

The AMARC Women's International Network is a large assembly of women
communicators working to ensure women's right to communicate through and
within the community radio movement. AMARC is an international
non-governmental organization serving the community radio movement, and
linking more than 4,000 community radios in over 110 countries. AMARC aims
to support, defend and promote the interests of community broadcasters
through solidarity and international cooperation. For further info
http://www.amarc.org <http://www.amarc.org/>

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Saturday, 12 December 2009

[creative-radio] Radio Project Call for Proposals: Radio, Convergence and Development in Africa

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Radio, Convergence and Development in Africa

Call for concept notes - Deadline January 8, 2010
Carleton University's Centre for Media and Transitional Societies
(CMTS), in collaboration with Canada's International Development
Research Centre (IDRC), is pleased to launch a call for concept notes,
in French or English, outlining proposed research examining the impact
of convergence between traditional radio and new information and
communications technologies (ICTs) in sub-Saharan Africa.

For full details on the research competition, the call for concept notes
and the submission process, please visit the project website at
www.cmts-cmst.org

Ultimately, the purpose of this competitive research project is both to
generate important research and to support African researchers in their
efforts to produce rigorous and analytical social science research
findings on the ways that radio and the growth and penetration of new
ICTs - such as mobile phones, the Internet and other digital
technologies - have affected social, cultural, political and economic
development.
The call for proposals will be run in two stages.

1. Call for concept notes (submission deadline: January 8, 2010). All
interested applicants are required to submit a concept note outlining a
synopsis of a proposed research idea.
2. Call for full proposals. Based on the assessment of the concept
notes, shortlisted applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal
in early 2010.
There are three levels of targeted funding, each with different
eligibility criteria:

* A set of small seed grants at CAD$7,500 each will be awarded to
promising graduate students, small organizations and individual researchers.
* Grants of CAD$25,000 open to researchers affiliated with an
established organization.
* Grants of up to CAD$100,000 open only to researchers affiliated
with an established organization.
Again, for full details on the research competition, the call for
concept notes and the submission process, please visit the project
website at www.cmts-cmst.org

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Radio, Convergence et développement en Afrique

Appel de propositions conceptuelles - date limite: 8 janvier 2010

Le Centre des Médias et Sociétés en Transition (CMST) est fier
d'annoncer en partenariat avec en collaboration avec le Centre de
recherche pour le développement international (CRDI) un appel de
propositions conceptuelles en français ou en anglais visant le
développement de projets de recherche s'intéressant à l'impact de la
convergence entre les médias traditionnels et les nouvelles technologies
de communication en Afrique subsaharienne.

Plus de détails sur la structure des propositions de recherche, le
procédure de soumission ou le projet «Radio, Convergence et
développement en Afrique» sont disponible sur le site Internet
www.cmts-cmst.org

Les principales missions du projet «Radio, Convergence et Développement
en Afrique» seront de générer des initiatives de recherche et de
supporter les chercheurs africains travaillant de façon rigoureuse à la
production de données quantitatives et qualitatives permettant l'analyse
de l'impact de la radio et, plus récemment, de la pénétration croissante
des nouvelles technologies de communication - téléphonie cellulaire,
Internet et autres canaux de communication électroniques - sur le
développement culturel, économique et politique en territoire africain.

L'appel de propositions s'effectuera en deux (2) étapes distinctes:

1. Appel de propositions conceptuelles (date limite: 8 Janvier 2009):
Toutes les personnes et organisations intéressées sont priées de
soumettre une proposition conceptuelle comportant un résumé d'un projet
de recherche lié aux enjeux décrits ci-haut.

2. Appel de propositions complètes: Les individus ou organisations
retenus lors de la première étape (voir ci-haut) devront soumettre une
version plus étoffée de leur projet de recherche au début de l'année
2010. Elle devra tenir compte des commentaires émis sur leurs
propositions conceptuelles.

Le projet «Radio, Convergence et Développement en Afrique» prévoit trois
(3) plans de financement distincts liés à des critères de sélection précis:

* Des bourses de 7,500$ Cdn seront offertes aux étudiants de cycles
supérieurs, petites organisations ou chercheurs indépendants ayant des
projets prometteurs;
* Des bourses de 25,000$ Cdn seront offertes à des individus ou des
chercheurs affiliés à des organisations reconnues;
* Des bourses de 100,000$ Cdn seront offertes uniquement à des
chercheurs affiliés à des organisations reconnues.

Plus de détails sur la structure des propositions de recherche, le
procédure de soumission ou le projet «Radio, Convergence et
développement en Afrique» sont disponible sur le site Internet
www.cmts-cmst.org

Centre for Media and Transitional Societies
Room 316 B St. Patrick's Building
1125 Colonel By Dr., Ottawa, ON
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[creative-radio] Indymedia Radio at COP15

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Date: 2009/12/12
Subject: [IMC-Audio] Indymedia Radio at COP15
To: imc-audio@lists.indymedia.org

Indymedia Radio at COP15 will be streaming live every night during the cop15
summit from 10-11pm local time, so 9-10 for those in GMT. You might hear
some familiar voices. On tonight's show we have a chat with someone from the
CJA, we're talking to Dan from the Bike Bloc, Naomi Klien talking to us
about the COP15 debacle, as well as some stuff from the Klima Forum and FOE
Denmark (NOAH). The super audio composer Filistine has sorted us out with
some semi-exclusive tunes too, which'll be sweet. So tune in and cop out.
safe

http://indymedia.dk
http://london.indymedia.org

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Friday, 11 December 2009

[creative-radio] JOB: Human Rights Journalism Lead Trainer

Employment **Human Rights Journalism Lead Trainer
Location: *7 Sites in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East
Contract Duration: 4-6 months *over the course of 2 years
http://www.internews.org/about/employment/overseas/job_0234o.shtm

Background:

*Internews® Network* is an international non-profit organization working to
improve access to information for people around the world by fostering
independent media and promoting open communications policies. Internews'
programs are built on the conviction that providing people with access to
vibrant, diverse news and information empowers them to make their voices
heard and to participate effectively in their communities.

Against a backdrop of declining political rights and civil liberties in many
regions, Internews Network has launched an ambitious new global program to
spur media coverage of human rights and reform of media and Internet law and
policy.
General Function:

Internews Network is currently seeking an experienced consultant to provide
training for journalists on human rights reporting. The selected candidate
will be responsible for designing and co-conducting, together with local
partners, six workshops in Chad, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Sudan, Southern Thailand
and Indonesia, as well as a training-of-trainers workshop in Egypt, with
approximately 12 trainees per workshop. The trainer will work with project
staff in Africa to develop a curriculum and subsequently adapt that
curriculum for Asia and the MENA region. Given the importance of women's
issues as a human rights concern in the targeted countries, the training
will have a gender focus, with special attention to two areas: violence
against women and the economic empowerment of women.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

- Work for approximately 4-6 months per year over the project's 2-year
duration. The design and most of the trainings will take place between
January and November 2010.
- Work closely with Internews project staff in Africa to develop human
rights reporting workshop curriculum and subsequently adapt to Asia and MENA
regions.
- Deliver training at six workshops in Africa and Asia, in partnership
with local organizations who will co-train to improve their skills and
approach to human rights training.
- Lead training-of-trainers workshop in Egypt for attendees from Jordan,
Bahrain and UAE, as well as Asia and Africa.
- Engage in continued mentorship of trainees following workshops.
- Develop human rights reporting toolkit for use by journalists and human
rights organizations, highlighting best practices and featuring practical
resources, monitoring and assessment tools, advocacy materials, interview
guidelines and training modules.
- Participate in jury for trainee production grant competition.
- Conduct appropriate monitoring and evaluation of project, including
collecting success stories, archiving journalists' work, and documenting
trainings and lessons learned.
- Work with regional staff to indentify local partners for subgrants.
- Conduct necessary research and assessments and pre-workshop preparation
about each country and the human rights/journalism context.
- Prepare and assemble material for quarterly reports, in compliance with
donor and Project Director guidelines.

QUALIFICATIONS:

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform
each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are
representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required.
- Human rights journalism experience with particular focus on violence
against women and women's economic empowerment. Practical experience in
print, radio, TV and/or new media essential.
- Experience training in a developing media environment.
- Experience in curriculum development and training design.
- Experience living and working in a developing country, preferably in
the MENA, Asia or Sub-Saharan Africa regions. Experience in post-conflict
environment a plus.
- Arabic speaker preferred.
- Ability to handle multi-faceted programs with staff and partner
organizations.
- Sensitivity to cross-cultural dynamics in the work place.
- Qualification in a relevant field.
- 10 years experience.
- Creative, innovative thinker.
- Excellent English writing skills essential. Samples required.

TO APPLY

Interested candidates meeting the qualifications should forward a cover
letter and resume to 876-in(at) internews (dot) org (re-write in standard
format), placing "*HRJT - IN*" in the subject line. EOE M/F/D/V

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Thursday, 10 December 2009

[creative-radio] La couverture de l'AMARC à la Conférence COP-15-Coverage of the COP-15 Conference by AMARC-La cobertura de AMARC de la Conferencia COP-15

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Date: 2009/12/10
Subject: [Amarc-info] La couverture de l'AMARC à la Conférence
COP-15-Coverage of the COP-15 Conference by AMARC-La cobertura de AMARC de
la Conferencia COP-15
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English follows….
Español a continuación….

La couverture de l'AMARC à la Conférence COP-15

Une délégation de journalistes de radios communautaires membres de
l'Association mondiale de radiodiffuseurs communautaires, (AMARC) couvre la
Conférence Internationale des Nations Unies sur les changements climatiques
(COP-15) du 7 au 18 décembre à Copenhague.

Radiodiffusion en direct:

Espagnol entre 18h00 et 18h30
Anglais entre 19h00 et 20h00
Français entre 20h00 et 21h00.

Les radios communautaires sont invitées à télécharger les programmes audio
chargés sur le site Internet de COP-15 et de les diffuser.
Visitez : http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast

Voici quelques suggestions:

Tuvalu
Elle est l'une des plus petites nations indépendantes du monde, et aussi le
premier pays qui risque de totalement disparaître sous les eaux.
Par: Sandra Lori Petersen.

Reportage: Exploitation pechière au large de la Mauritanie
L'exploitation excessive et illégale de la pêche ainsi que le déversement de
déchets au large de la Mauritanie.
Par: Moulayé Touhani Haidara

À travers le service aux membres, le réseautage et l'implémentation de
projets, l'Association mondiale de radiodiffuseurs communautaires AMARC)
réunit plus de 4,000 radios communautaires, fédérations et alliés de radios
communautaires en plus de 115 pays. Le principal impact de l'AMARC depuis sa
fondation en 1983 a été d'accompagner et d'appuyer l'établissement d'un
secteur mondial de la radio communautaire. Pour de plus amples informations
veuillez visiter http://www.amarc.org

*****************************************************************************
Coverage of the COP-15 Conference by AMARC

A delegation of community radio journalists of the radios members of the
World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters, (AMARC) covers the United
Nations International Conference on Climate Change (COP-15), in Copenhagen,
December 7-18.

Broadcast live:
Spanish from 18h00 to 18h30
English from 19h00 to 20h00
French from 20h00 to 21h00

Community Radio stations are invited to download the audio files from the
COP-15 website and broadcast them in their radio stations.
Please visit: http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast

Here some suggestions:

Interview with Ulrike Röhr from Gender CC
An international organisation present at the Bella Center to promote the
inclusion of gender issues into the climate policies. By Sandra Lori
Petersen

Climate Catastrophe
Pakistan is one of those countries, which make comparatively insignificant
contribution to the causes of climate change but is extremely vulnerable to
its effects. From coastal populations in the south to those relying on
snow-fed rivers for agriculture in the north have become vulnerable
communities.
By: Panos Radio South Asia

The World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters, AMARC brings together
a network of more than 4,000 community radios, Federations and community
media stakeholders in more than 15 countries. The main global impact of
AMARC since its creation in 1983 has been to accompany and support the
establishment of a world wide community radio sector that has democratized
the media sector.
For further information visit our website http://www.amarc.org

******************************************************************************
La cobertura de AMARC de la Conferencia COP-15

Una delegación de periodistas de las radios comunitarias miembros de la
Asociación mundial de radiodifusores comunitarios, (AMARC) cubre la
Conferencia Internacional de las Naciones Unidas sobre el cambio climático
(COP-15) del 7 al 18 de diciembre en Copenhague.

Radiodifusión en directo:

Español entre 18h00 y 18h30
Inglés entre 19h00 y 20h00
Francés entre 20h00 y 21h00

Se invita a las estaciones de radio comunitarias a bajar los audios del
sitio Internet de COP-15 y difundirlos en sus radios comunitarias.

Para acceder a los audios visite:
http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast

A continuación, algunas sugerencias:
Entrevista a Severino Lima
Miembro de la Unión de Recolectores de materiales reciclables de Brasil. Nos
explica el porqué del nombre de la asociación y cuales son las diferencias
entre el reciclaje en Europa y en América Latina.
Por: Carlo Cascione
Entrevista a Exequiel Istay
Miembro de la unión de recolectores de Chile nos explica que hay 15 millones
de recolectores en el mundo y cual es su función en la gestión medio
ambiente. También nos habla de su país y de las condiciones en las que
trabajan estas personas.
Por: Carlo Cascione
A través del servicio a los miembros, el trabajo en redes y la
implementación de proyectos, la Asociación mundial de radios comunitarias,
AMARC reúne una red de más de 4,000 radios comunitarias, federaciones y
aliados de las radios comunitarias en más de 115 países. El principal
impacto global de AMARC desde su fundación en 1983, ha sido de acompañar y
apoyar el desarrollo de un sector mundial de radiodifusión comunitaria que
ha democratizado el sector de los medios de comunicación.
Para mayores informaciones sírvase visitar: http://www.amarc.org

_______________________________________________

English follows….

Español a continuación….

*La couverture de l'AMARC à la Conférence COP-15*

Radiodiffusion en direct:

Espagnol entre 18h00 et 18h30

Anglais entre 19h00 et 20h00

Français entre 20h00 et 21h00.

Les radios communautaires sont invitées à télécharger les programmes audio
chargés sur le site Internet de COP-15 et de les diffuser.

Visitez : *http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast*<http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast>

Voici quelques suggestions:

*Tuvalu*
Elle est l'une des plus petites nations indépendantes du monde, et aussi le
premier pays qui risque de totalement disparaître sous les eaux.
Par: Sandra Lori Petersen.

*Reportage: Exploitation pechière au large de la Mauritanie*
L'exploitation excessive et illégale de la pêche ainsi que le déversement de
déchets au large de la Mauritanie.
Par: Moulayé Touhani Haidara

*****************************************************************************

*Coverage of the COP-15 Conference by AMARC*

Broadcast live:

Spanish from 18h00 to 18h30

English from 19h00 to 20h00

French from 20h00 to 21h00

Community Radio stations are invited to download the audio files from the
COP-15 website and broadcast them in their radio stations.
Please visit: *http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast*<http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast>

Here some suggestions:

*Interview with Ulrike Röhr from Gender CC*

An international organisation present at the Bella Center to promote the
inclusion of gender issues into the climate policies. By Sandra Lori
Petersen

*Climate Catastrophe*
Pakistan is one of those countries, which make comparatively insignificant
contribution to the causes of climate change but is extremely vulnerable to
its effects. From coastal populations in the south to those relying on
snow-fed rivers for agriculture in the north have become vulnerable
communities.
By: Panos Radio South Asia

For further information visit our website
*http://www.amarc.org*<http://www.amarc.org/>

******************************************************************************

*La cobertura de AMARC de la Conferencia COP-15*

Radiodifusión en directo:

Español entre 18h00 y 18h30

Inglés entre 19h00 y 20h00

Francés entre 20h00 y 21h00

Se invita a las estaciones de radio comunitarias a bajar los audios del
sitio Internet de COP-15 y difundirlos en sus radios comunitarias.

Para acceder a los audios visite: *
http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast*<http://www.amarc.org/index.php?p=AMARC_cop15_2009_podcast>

A continuación, algunas sugerencias:

*Entrevista a Severino Lima*

Miembro de la Unión de Recolectores de materiales reciclables de Brasil. Nos
explica el porqué del nombre de la asociación y cuales son las diferencias
entre el reciclaje en Europa y en América Latina.
Por: Carlo Cascione

*Entrevista a Exequiel Istay*

Miembro de la unión de recolectores de Chile nos explica que hay 15 millones
de recolectores en el mundo y cual es su función en la gestión medio
ambiente. También nos habla de su país y de las condiciones en las que
trabajan estas personas.
Por: Carlo Cascione

A través del servicio a los miembros, el trabajo en redes y la
implementación de proyectos, la Asociación mundial de radios comunitarias,
AMARC reúne una red de más de 4,000 radios comunitarias, federaciones y
aliados de las radios comunitarias en más de 115 países. El principal
impacto global de AMARC desde su fundación en 1983, ha sido de acompañar y
apoyar el desarrollo de un sector mundial de radiodifusión comunitaria que
ha democratizado el sector de los medios de comunicación.

Para mayores informaciones sírvase visitar:
*http://www.amarc.org*<http://www.amarc.org/>

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