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Training in Belgrade coming up |
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Tuesday, 25 September 2012 |
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The Legal Leaks training (September 28/29) empowers journalists from ex-Yugoslavia to use their national freedom of information laws as a regular part of their work. The training provides guidance on how to file freedom of information requests. The training also covers data journalism by providing strategies on how to process, analyse and present data.
And this is the agenda (twitter hashtag #legalleaks):
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Leaked and Legal Access to Information and Media Freedom |
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Thursday, 29 March 2012 |
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The Legal Leaks training in Zagreb started on Wednesday with the key not speech of Borja Bergareche Sainz de los Terreros, London correspondent for Spain’s ABC,who spoke on media freedom and access to information in a post-WikiLeaks era. Dušan Miljuš, Investigative Reporter, Croatia – informed the audience about the challenges and risks facing investigative journalists in the Balkans, particularly those investigating organised crime and corruption. The following panel debate focused on Open Government, Media Freedom, and the Role of the EU, OSCE and UNESCO. The opening of the two days training took place at Novinarski dom.
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Get latest information on Zagreb training |
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Monday, 26 March 2012 |
The opening of the Legal Leaks training in Zagreb is only two days away. We received numerous applications from all over the region. Together with 60 journalists from Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia we will be discussing access to information as an important tool to empower journalists.
We start on Wednesday, March 28 at 6.00 pm at Novinarski dom with the key note speeches by ABC correspondent Borja Bergareche Sainz de los Terreros and investigative journalist Dušan Miljuš followed by a panel debate on “Open Government, Media Freedom, and the Role of the EU, OSCE and UNESCO”.
You will find all information here.
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