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Introduction |
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Media Specialized Lawyers, 1999 |
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Newspapers in Education: Getting Started, 1999 |
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Media and Corruption, round table,1999 |
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Media legal Reform, 2000 |
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Media and Women, 2001 |
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Gender School for journalists, 2002 |
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Freedom of Expression and Defamation, 2003 |
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Public's Right to Know and Public Broadcasting, 2003 |
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Democratic Elections and Media, 2004 |
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Free and Fair ( Temporary Press Jury, Ethical Principles on Election Coverage), 2004 |
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Media for Transparent Governance, (new) 2004-2005 |
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Presidential election media monitoring 2005 |
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Monitoring Free Expressions Violations and Supporting the Rights of Independent Media |
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INDEPENDENT MEDIA
Newspapers in Education
The project was funded
by World Association of Newspapers. Newspaper in Education
(NIE) program is the name of an educational partnership
between the newspaper industry and participating school
systems. The reach of NIE has expanded tremendously
over the decades in the world. Globe International first
introduced NIE in 1999. Kyung Hee Lee, journalist from
Korea visited Mongolia and met representatives of newspapers
and schools. She introduced the Mongolian publishers
and journalists with importance and role of NIE program.
For more information on worldwide NIE program please
contact Kyung- Hee Lee at khkim@unicef.org.kr,
Aralynn Mc Mane at amcmane@wan.or.kr,
Betty Sullivan at BETTYSNIE@aol.com
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