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#World Press Freedom Day : Colombian journalist Jineth Bedoya Lima receives UNESCO/Guillermo Cano Prize
Colombian investigative journalist Jineth Bedoya Lima has been named as the laureate of the 2020 UNESCOGuillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize on the recommendation of an independent international jury of media professionals Born in 1974 Jineth Bedoya Limas reporting has focused on the armed conflict and peace process in Colombia and on sexual violence against women Ms Bedoya Lima was herself a victim of sexual violence in 2000 when she was abducted and raped in connection with an investigation into arms trafficking she was conducting for daily newspaper El Espectador Three years later while working for the daily El Tiempo she was kidnapped by militants of the former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia FARC The courage and commitment of Jineth Bedoya Lima doubly exposed to unacceptable risks as a woman and as a journalist inspire profound respect said UNESCO DirectorGeneral Audrey Azoulay We need the work of professional and independent journalists The present pandemic highlights the vital role journalists play in providing all of us with access to reliable in some cases vital information in crises situations Ms Azoulay added It also shows the many risks journalists face everywhere in the world in the exercise of their profession In attributing the Press Freedom Prize to Jineth Bedoya Lima the Jury recognizes and supports her outstanding courage and untiring commitment to uncovering issues of fundamental importance to society declared Giselle Khoury President of the Jury The Jury wished to join in Bedoya Limas forceful denunciation of increasing violence against women journalists in Latin America and many other parts of the world and her efforts to reverse this alarming global trend The UNESCOGuillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize is awarded annually on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day celebrated on 3 May This years Prizegiving ceremony and main conference on freedom of the press which were scheduled to take place in The Hague in cooperation with the Government of the Netherlands will be postponed due to the Covid19 crisis Nevertheless a series of activities and events will be held online focusing on the importance of press freedom and the work of independent journalists to ensure access to information during the pandemic The $25000 Prize recognizes a person organization or institution that has made an outstanding contribution to the defence or promotion of press freedom especially in the face of danger It is funded by the Guillermo Cano Isaza Foundation Colombia the Helsingin Sanomat Foundation Finland and the Namibia Media Trust and is awarded annually after the deliberations of an independent jury of renowned journalists from all regions   For more information on World Press Freedom Day For mor information on Guillermo Cano Prize Video resource material including interviews and promotional material English French Spanish Press contact Clare OHagan cohaganunescoorg
April 30, 2020
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Significant efforts by Colombia ensure that nearly 200,000 Venezuelan children and youth have access to the educational system
UNESCOs national report with a focus on Colombia highlights their efforts to serve the Venezuelan population in their territory Of 460000 children under 18 with school needs over 198000 are already enrolled in the educational system most of them in primary and secondary education 79 However around 260000 still remain outside the educational system The report highlights that the educational response for this emergency requires greater financial and technical support as well as for national initiatives and development plans that strengthen the educational system and provide opportunities for displaced persons and host communities The Regional Office for Education in Latin America and the Caribbean OREALCUNESCO Santiago released a national report focused on Colombia addressing the main challenges and transformative actions in the educational response to the mixed migration flow of 1400000 Venezuelans in that country The report The right to education under pressure Main challenges and transformative actions in the educational response to the mixed migratory flow of the Venezuelan population in Colombia in Spanish El derecho a la educación bajo presión Principales desafíos y acciones transformadoras en la respuesta educativa al flujo migratorio mixto de población venezolana en Colombia was prepared in collaboration with the Norwegian Council for Refugees NRC and analyzes the multiple needs problems and obstacles that boys and girls in Venezuela face to realize their full right to education The report is the product of an exhaustive documentary analysis from secondary sources on educational responses directed at the Venezuelan population in Colombia and has written aiming to contribute to evidencebased decisionmaking The document details the methodology used for its elaboration and develops an educational evaluation framework for contexts of mixed mass displacement This framework allows to systematize the state of the educational response including different fundamental dimensions for guaranteeing the right to education in contexts of emergency or prolonged crisis among which are access adaptability of the response and accountability Addressing these dimensions allows establishing the populations education and learning needs considering the analysis of secondary sources questionnaires addressed to the national teams of different institutions and participatory workshops with officials from the Ministry of National Education experts from the United Nations and civil society
May 25, 2020
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Cities of inclusion: The winners of the UNESCO Learning City Award 2019
October 2, 2019

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