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The power of the media
© UNESCOVideo training in Hebron, Palestinian Territories
Whatever the particular challenges of life in different parts of the world,people everywhere need pluralistic and independent media. Since its creation,UNESCO has sought to promote the free flow of ideas by word and image inthe interest of international solidarity, democracy, peace and development.
The media can provide individuals and communities with information and ideas,with forums on which they can challenge and assess information; resources thatcan help them gauge the efficiency of their politicians and help them exercise their democratic rights as voters.The current edition of the UNESCO Courier looks at how UNESCO has beenhelping people around the world acquire the media that will meet their specificneeds; learn about their problems and possible solutions; share experiences andopinions; and celebrate their culture.This is why the Organization, through its Communication and Information Sector along with its International Programme for the Development of Communication(IPDC), supports a wide range of media projects all over the world.
 
The Courier in this issue examines some of these projects, like the trainingPalestinian television reporter Lana Shaheen received to help her contend with thechallenges of working in a context of political instability, material hardship andgender stereotyping.Other programmes help geographically scattered communities, like those of theCaribbean islands, pool know-how and resources. While some training workshops,for example, assist journalists - in this instance in Mongolia - gain awareness of important issues of democratic governance. Meanwhile, in Cape Verde UNESCOhas helped the authorities design the legislative framework that is indispensablefor free and independent public and private media.
 
O Poder dos mediaUNESCOVídeo formação em Hebron, Territórios PalestinianosQuaisquer que sejam os desafios específicos da vida em diferentes partes do mundo, para todos que precisam de meios de comunicação independentes e pluralistas. Desde asua criação, a UNESCO tem procurado promover a livre circulação de ideias através da palavra e da imagem, no interesse da solidariedade internacional, democracia, paz edesenvolvimento.A mídia pode fornecer indivíduos e comunidades com informações e idéias, com fórunsnos quais podem desafiar e avaliar as informações, recursos que podem ajudá-los aavaliar a eficiência de seus políticos e ajudá-los a exercer os seus direitos democráticosdos eleitores.A actual edição da revista UNESCO Courier analisa a forma como tem sido ajudar as pessoas ao redor do mundo adquirir os meios de comunicação que irá satisfazer as suas
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