Quality information depends above all else on conditioning its production process. Some press companies are already taking ethical and responsible measures. We need to value them and encourage media organizations to help them multiply. An online inventory of these practices and measures would assist in the launch of such an initiative. To read the full… » read more
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Dans un milieu rural comme celui du Tchad, les activités agricoles sont primordiales. Un paysan qui ne parvient pas à dégager un surplus agricole n’améliorera jamais sa santé et celle de sa famille. Il n’enverra jamais ses enfants à l’école. Le paysan extrait l’entièreté de ses besoins de la terre. Il doit donc produire suffisamment.… » read more
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Nous proposons la création d’un observatoire européen chargé des questions de déontologie journalistique et offrant un lieu de débats entre professionnels où la responsabilité sociale du journaliste serait remise au cœur de la profession. Pour lire l’article complet, cliquez ici —————————————— Article écrit par Manola GARDEZ pour l’Alliance Internationale des Journalistes
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We call for the creation of a European observatory responsible for questions of journalistic deonotology which will provide a space for debate between professionals where the social responsibility of journalists can be put back at the heart of the profession. To read the full article, click here ——————————————- Post written by Manola GARDEZ for the… » read more
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June 26, 2009
L’Union Européenne compte presque 500 millions d’habitants et 23 langues officielles. Si la question de la participation citoyenne est complexe aux niveaux local, régional ou national, elle l’est d’autant plus au plan européen. Impliquer davantage les citoyens dans le processus de prise de décision de l’Union. Souhaitable ? Faisable ? Oui, et même nécessaire. La… » read more
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The European Union has almost 500 million inhabitants and 23 official languages. If the question of civic participation is complex at the local, regional or national level it is even more so at the European level. Involving citizens more in the decision-making process of the European Union: is it desirable? Is it feasible? Yes, and… » read more
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Heating of buildings and warm water production are two major causes of energy consumption in Europe, and account for a significant proportion of overall European CO2 emissions (between 25% and 30% of the total). To read the full article, click here —————————————- Post written by Laurent ZIBELL. Founder of the political association “Forum Civique” (1995-1999)… » read more
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The knowledge about medicinal and aromatic plants gains considerable public interest. It’s not only medicines who rediscover the treasure of plants but also institutions like the UNESCO who work on the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage. However the aboriginal users – the local population – is increasingly excluded from the use and commercialization of their… » read more
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Nous plaidons la reconnaissance des espaces de participation citoyenne permettant la délibération et impliquant des citoyens les plus divers, ordinaires. Nous plaidons aussi leur pertinence sur des enjeux d’envergure européenne. Une délibération citoyenne, pour quoi faire ? Il s’agit de permettre aux décideurs politiques d’obtenir un avis argumenté, nuancé (ce que les sondages et référendum,… » read more
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We are calling for the recognition of a type of civic participation space that will allow for deliberation and involve citizens of all stripes in policy-making. We also call for their recognition on issues with a European scope. Why do we need civic deliberation? It gives political decision-makers access to nuanced and balanced advice from… » read more
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On 7th June, Europeans will vote. There are only a few days left to demand more Europe, but not any Europe. Every day, in the meantime, we will publish 2 concrete proposals suggesting a new Europe for tomorrow. They will be written by actors from the Euro
