Freedom of Expression and Access to Information in Central Asia
Independent and pluralist media
Media and Digital Empowerment
Activities
Past events
MOOC: A Dive into Media and Information Literacy Online Course
In today’s digital era, our interaction with information has undergone a profound transformation. To navigate this dynamic landscape effectively, policymakers are invited to embark on a journey of discovery through the Media and Information Literacy online course.
UNESCO Resources to Assist in the Freedom of Expression Regulation
Publications to assist regulators in media reform with respect to the freedom of expression.
Amidst the fast-changing broadcast media landscape, the book examined “balancing acts” to undertake to establish and maintain an effective and credible broadcast regulation mechanism. Discussion on regulatory system, such as jurisdiction issues for cable and telecommunication as carriers of broadcast programmes, issues on spectrum management; issues on intellectual property rights and the role of the government in the digital switchover. Of special interest to UNESCO is the discussion on licensing community radio stations.
Training security forces and the judiciary on freedom of expression
UNESCO has been increasing the capacities and knowledge of members of the judiciary and law enforcement from across the world on freedom of expression issues.
UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity
Aiming to create a free and safe environment for journalists and media workers, thus strengthening peace, democracy and sustainable development worldwide, the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity addresses the fundamental aspects of prevention, protection, and prosecution.
Self-paced Online Course on Access to Information Laws and Policies and their Implementation
UNESCO capacity building initiative on Access to Information: Empowering information seekers and information providers to understand better the benefits and working systems of access to information legislation