Traduction de «association luxembourgeoise des journalistes » (Français → Anglais) :

Luxembourg Journalists Association

Luxembourg Investment Funds Association | ALFI [Abbr.]

Luxembourg banking and insurance workers union | ALEBA [Abbr.]

Canadian Association of Journalists [ CAJ | Center for Investigative Journalism ]

Swiss Association of Specialised Journalists [ ASJ ]

Canadian Ski Media Association

International Association of Economic Journalists

This year's jury members include Bruce Shapiro from the Columbia School of Journalism, Peruvian reporter and founder of "Panorámica Lationamericana" Isabel Recavarren, New Delhi-based journalist and President of the Commonwealth Journalists Association Mahendra Ved, Le Soir's Maroun Labaki, and Mary Harper, the BBC World Service's Africa Editor.

A data base of 500 journalists was set up and contacts with associations of regional newspapers were established in France, Spain and Greece.

11. Reiterates that free and independent media are a necessary precondition for the development of a stable democracy; notes the existence of a wide variety and mix of public and private media outlets in the country; expresses concern, however, at the politicisation of the media and interference in their work; is worried about the economic dependence and the concentration of political power of the media, which often result in a lack of editorial independence and in poor standards of journalism; is concerned at a considerable deterioration in media freedom in the country, as shown by the significant drop (from 34th to 68th position) in the Reporters Without Borders' 2010 press ranking; notes the fact that the Ministry of Interior posted ...[+++] on its home page a call to citizens to denounce ‘non-objective’ press reports, calls on journalists to uphold high professional standards in their work, distance themselves from political influences and establish professional associations for journalists, while at the same time urging the authorities responsible to strengthen the independence and freedom of the media, applying equal standards to all of them and improving the transparency of their ownership;

11. Reiterates that free and independent media are a necessary precondition for the development of a stable democracy; notes the existence of a wide variety and mix of public and private media outlets in the country; expresses concern, however, at the politicisation of the media and interference in their work; is worried about the economic dependence and the concentration of political power of the media, which often result in a lack of editorial independence and in poor standards of journalism; is concerned at a considerable deterioration in media freedom in the country, as shown by the significant drop (from 34th to 68th position) in the Reporters Without Borders' 2010 press ranking; notes the fact that the Ministry of Interior posted ...[+++] on its home page a call to citizens to denounce ‘non-objective’ press reports, calls on journalists to uphold high professional standards in their work, distance themselves from political influences and establish professional associations for journalists, while at the same time urging the authorities responsible to strengthen the independence and freedom of the media, applying equal standards to all of them and improving the transparency of their ownership;