European Parliament, Brussels

Working Conference

March 31st, 9.30 - 17.30 

Co-organised by European Altearntives, the Alliance International de Journalists, and the European political groups S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA, GUE/NGL
 

Amidst growing controversy at a new, draconian media law in Hungary, constant worry at the independence of Italian media under the permiership of Silvio Berlusconi, Murdoch's attempt to take over BskyB in the UK, and increasing worry at the state of the media in numerous other European countries, this conference brings together a significant representation of European civil society organisations with an interest in media freedom and pluralism from over 10 EU member states, to start constructing a common trans-European action and advocacy platform in support of media pluralism. 

Participant organisations:

European Alternatives, transnational; Alliance Internationale de Journalistes, international; Council of Europe, international; OSCE, international; European Federation of Journalists, international; EAVI, international; Articolo 21, Italy; Libertà e Giustizia, Italy; FNSI, Italy; Il Manifesto, Italy; Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom, UK; Press Now, the Netherlands; Capital Newspaper, Bulgaria; Galeria Newspaper, Bulgaria, Danish Union of Journalists, Denmark; Hungarian Europe Society, Hungary; Hungarian Civil Liberties Association, Hungary; Élet és Irodalom, Hungary; Hungarian Radio, Hungary; Centre for Independent Journalism, Romania; Active Watch, Romania Reporters Sans Frontieres, France;  Rue89, France; Institut des Hautes Etudes des Communications Sociales, Belgium; Pascal Decroos Fund, Belgium.
 

REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED

European Parliament, Brussels

Working Conference

March 31st, 9.30 - 17.30 

Co-organised by European Altearntives, the Alliance International de Journalists, and the European political groups S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA, GUE/NGL
 

Amidst growing controversy at a new, draconian media law in Hungary, constant worry at the independence of Italian media under the permiership of Silvio Berlusconi, Murdoch's attempt to take over BskyB in the UK, and increasing worry at the state of the media in numerous other European countries, this conference brings together a significant representation of European civil society organisations with an interest in media freedom and pluralism from over 10 EU member states, to start constructing a common trans-European action and advocacy platform in support of media pluralism. 

Participant organisations:

European Alternatives, transnational; Alliance Internationale de Journalistes, international; Council of Europe, international; OSCE, international; European Federation of Journalists, international; EAVI, international; Articolo 21, Italy; Libertà e Giustizia, Italy; FNSI, Italy; Il Manifesto, Italy; Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom, UK; Press Now, the Netherlands; Capital Newspaper, Bulgaria; Galeria Newspaper, Bulgaria, Danish Union of Journalists, Denmark; Hungarian Europe Society, Hungary; Hungarian Civil Liberties Association, Hungary; Élet és Irodalom, Hungary; Hungarian Radio, Hungary; Centre for Independent Journalism, Romania; Active Watch, Romania Reporters Sans Frontieres, France;  Rue89, France; Institut des Hautes Etudes des Communications Sociales, Belgium; Pascal Decroos Fund, Belgium.
 

REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED

European Parliament, Brussels

Working Conference

March 31st, 9.30 - 17.30 

Co-organised by European Altearntives, the Alliance International de Journalists, and the European political groups S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA, GUE/NGL
 

Amidst growing controversy at a new, draconian media law in Hungary, constant worry at the independence of Italian media under the permiership of Silvio Berlusconi, Murdoch's attempt to take over BskyB in the UK, and increasing worry at the state of the media in numerous other European countries, this conference brings together a significant representation of European civil society organisations with an interest in media freedom and pluralism from over 10 EU member states, to start constructing a common trans-European action and advocacy platform in support of media pluralism. 

Participant organisations:

European Alternatives, transnational; Alliance Internationale de Journalistes, international; Council of Europe, international; OSCE, international; European Federation of Journalists, international; EAVI, international; Articolo 21, Italy; Libertà e Giustizia, Italy; FNSI, Italy; Il Manifesto, Italy; Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom, UK; Press Now, the Netherlands; Capital Newspaper, Bulgaria; Galeria Newspaper, Bulgaria, Danish Union of Journalists, Denmark; Hungarian Europe Society, Hungary; Hungarian Civil Liberties Association, Hungary; Élet és Irodalom, Hungary; Hungarian Radio, Hungary; Centre for Independent Journalism, Romania; Active Watch, Romania Reporters Sans Frontieres, France;  Rue89, France; Institut des Hautes Etudes des Communications Sociales, Belgium; Pascal Decroos Fund, Belgium.
 

REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED