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The UNESCO Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize for 2004 was awarded to the jailed Cuban journalist and poet, Raul Rivero.

[...] remain entirely anecdotal and are not supported by [...]

[...] [...] the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize.

The award of the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize gave high visibility to UNESCO’s efforts in this respect, thanks to the wide coverage by international media.

[...] [...] Georgia, Germany, India, Indonesia, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Liberia, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Mozambique, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, Republic of Korea, Romania, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Spain, [...] [...]

[...] [...] for the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize, [...]

[...] [...] its border with Mozambique, that issues of access and responsibility for clearance of these mined areas have been discussed at the technical level between the two countries’ respective national mine action authorities, that these issues will be subject to discussion in due course at bilateral high level government forums that already exist between the two countries and that no problems in dealing with these issues are anticipated and therefore the involvement of third parties is not warranted at [...]

The Moscow Office intervention in the field of HIV/AIDS has expanded not only in education, [...] [...]

For people whose lives are characterized by frustration or desperation, and for people who believe that their Governments are unresponsive or repressive, Al-Qaida and other groups may offer an appealing view, but it is a view rooted in destruction and we have to provide an alternative view that is rooted in hope, opportunity and possibility.

The communiqué reflected the deep concern expressed by the African Union Commission about the decisions of the International Criminal Court, highlighted the obligations of the African Union Member States arising from the constitutive act of the African Union, recalled the repeated appeals of the African Union to the Security Council to defer the proceedings of the International Criminal Court concerning the Sudan, which are being totally ignored by the Security Council, denounced the attempts of the International Criminal Court to involve the Security Council in pressuring the African Union Member States to support the International Criminal Court, irrespective of the complex dynamics on the ground which require balance between peace and justice, and clearly stated the opposition of the African Union to any attempt to coerce African countries to undermine the common African position in this regard.

In terms of press coverage, World Press Freedom Day and the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize drew most media attention with at least 200 articles in newspapers in 40 countries.

Mozambique further reported that all the existing standards have been reviewed to ensure the land release concept is integrated throughout Mozambique’s national standards in compliance with the IMAS, that it is expected that through proper non-technical and technical survey there will be a significant reduction to the estimated suspect hazardous area, and, that this reduction will ensure [...] [...]

In session II.2 Alessandro Motter, IPU Senior Adviser for Economic and Social Affairs, Sandagdorj Erdenebileg, Acting Director of OHRLLS and Executive Secretary of the Conference, and Saber Chowdhury, Member of Parliament (Bangladesh), elaborated on a joint IPU/OHRLLS project proposal and accompanying parliamentary action plan to get parliaments actively involved in the future implementation of the Istanbul Programme of Action.

[...] [...] Manila, Mexico City, Moscow and at the United Nations [...]

[...] [...] cooperate with the Organization’s Moscow Mechanism

[...] Federation and the City of Moscow offered to not only [...] [...]

(j) With regard to New Caledonia, took note of the information provided by the representative of the Agence kanak de développement highlighting the importance of the approaching referenda provided for by the Nouméa Accord, and the need for education in human rights through community-based training programmes enabling people to fully participate in the self-determination consultations.

HRM has not taken a single step to monitor or redress the situation, even when the staff associations have pointed out flagrant injustices and abuses.

Not far from Molde is the Løvikremma [...] [...]

Prominent among these events were the awards of the UNESCO/Guillermo CANO World Press Freedom Prize in 2002 to the Zimbabwean journalist, Geoffrey Nyarota and in 2003 to the Israeli journalist, Amira Hass who has spent the last decade living in and reporting on the Palestinian Territories for the Israeli daily newspaper, Ha’aretz.

[...] contributed to One UN country programmes in Bhutan, Botswana, Mozambique and Rwanda [...]

Draft resolution 36 C/DR.43 (Sweden, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Lithuania, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Spain, United Kingdom) proposes to amend paragraph 05000 1(b)(i) (36 C/5 Add.) by adding after “Promote the free flow of ideas” the following: “by encouraging dialogue among Member States” and by adding after “UNESCO-Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize” the following: “as well as, on a regular basis, organizing other complementary activities”.

UNESCO-Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize 2008 [...] [...]

The Secretariat should consult delegations and provide them with information promptly and should also provide an explanation for the excessive delay in the appointment.