The freedom to seek, receive, and impart information and ideas through any media – as stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights – is crucial to enabling the exercise of all other human rights. Alar Karis The President of the Republic of Estonia ESTONIA Dmitry Muratov Editor in Chief of Novaja Gazeta Maris Lauri Minister of Justice Estonia Vĕra Jourová Vice-President for Values and Transparency European Commission Mélanie Joly Minister of Foreign Affairs Canada Michelle Bachelet High Commissioner for Human Rights United Nations Bjørn Berge Deputy Secretary General Council of Europe Liliane Landor Senior Controller BBC News International Services Lee C. Bollinger The President of Columbia University Columbia University Irene Kahn Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression UN Helena Kennedy QC Executive Director International Press Institute Olaf Steenfadt Director, Journalism Trust Initiative Reporters Without Borders Barbara Trionfi Uzra Zeya Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights USA Guilherme C.
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This session asks what local and global coalitions are needed to ensure our digital infrastructures serve the public interest, media freedom, democracy and gender equality in the human rights framework? Organized by International Media Support and Tech for Democracy. D-Hall/D-saal 12. 00-12. 45 High-Level Opening of the Conference: Keynote speeches Black Box hall/Black Box saal. Alar Karis, The President of the Republic of Estonia Vĕra Jourová, Vice-President for Values and Transparency 12. 45-14.
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By invitation only. 08. 30 09. 00-10. 15 Showcasing Media Defence Fund All around the globe, the ability of journalists to report the news and bring verified information to the public is being hampered by a wide range of attacks and violations, including threats, harassment, economic pressures, abusive judicial prosecutions (e. g. SLAPPs), arbitrary detentions, and a lack of access to specialized and gender-sensitive legal assistance. Administered by UNESCO, the Global Media Defence Fund is addressing these issues by supporting not-for-profit organizations in the implementation or upscaling of projects designed to bolster journalists' legal protection and enhance media freedom through investigative journalism or strategic litigation. This hybrid event shall showcase the results and impact of the GMDF around the globe, as well as exchange over the persisting needs identified on the ground vis-à-vis the defense of media freedom and the legal protection of journalists and media.
Godoi Chief of the section of Freedom of Expression UNESCO Rozita Lofti Head of BBC Persian BBC World Service Rebecca Vincent Director of International Campaigns Nadim Houry High Level Panel of Legal Experts on Media Freedom Johanna Sumuvuori State Secretary to Minister for Foreign Affairs Finland Teresa Ribeiro Representative on Freedom of the Media OSCE Catherine Anite Human Rights Lawyer and the Founding Director High Level Panel of Legal Experts on Media Freed Mari-Liis Rüütsalu CEO/Chair of the Management Board Ekspress Grupp Lea Kaspar Managing Director Global Partners Digital Urmas Paet Member of the European Parliament Can Yeginsu Barrister and Deputy Chair Mary Myers Media development consultant and independent researcher University of East Anglia Martin Scott Senior Lecturer i University of East Anglia.
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00 "Scaling up Support to Independent Media" Organized by International Fund for Public Interest Media and Information for Democracy Forum 19. 15 Possibility for media-stakeout, interviews following Ministers' Meeting Atrium/Vahetänav. Reception for all participants 19. 30-21. 30 Ministerial dinner Hosted by Eva-Maria Liimets, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia By Invitation Only. Patron of the Conference is ALAR KARIS, the President of Estonia. Conference music design: Kristjan Järvi The organiser reserves the right to make changes in the program and the presenters.
This form of harassment combines three defining characteristics of online disinformation: falsity, malign intent, and coordination. [1] For example, journalist and Nobel peace prize laureate Maria Ressa continues to be trolled en masse as a "presstitute" and hundreds of other women journalists have been threatened with the spread of super-imposed pornographic photos or other sordid images for speaking back to power. As women's equal right to freedom of expression is indispensable for media freedom and the achievement of peace, democracy and sustainable development, this session explores how gendered disinformation is a defining challenge and part of a systemic problem with our current digital infrastructures-social media platforms, search engines, internet cables, app stores, and amongst other components.
Organized by UNESCO. Small hall/Väike saal. 09. 00 Closed roundtable on Journalism and Democracy in a rapidly closing civic space, organised by Internews Organized by Internews. By Invitation Only. Special invitations. D hall/D-saal. 10. 30-11. 45 Pledging event on taking commitments to defend media freedom “Gendered disinformation, tech and democracy: How rethinking digital infrastructure can advance media freedom and build a more gender just world” When a woman journalist is targeted in the digital space, the whole sector is at risk. What is tech's role in gendered disinformation? How is the media and media freedom community an imminent target as well as an integral part of the long-term solutions? Gendered and sexualised disinformation is a subset of online harassment and it is pushing particularly women journalists and other women social leaders out of the public debate at alarming rates.
MFC TallinnWatch liveWatch live The Third Global Conference for Media Freedom will be hosted in Tallinn from February 9 to February 10, 2022, by the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with the Estonian Institute of Human Rights. The conference will provide a long-sought forum for in-person meetings and discussions to strengthen joint efforts in defending media freedom and human rights worldwide. It will be an occasion to connect with journalists and media workers, civil society, academia, international organizations and governments. The hybrid-format will also allow participants to join in virtually, from all over the world. The conference will combine traditional and innovative media freedom topics focusing on Disinformation and Freedom of Speech, Protection of Journalists and interlinkages between Media Freedom and Internet Freedom.
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