Catégorie : Civil Society

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Linked with Gregory T. Nojeim – USA.

The Center for Democracy and Technology works to promote democratic values and constitutional liberties in the digital age. With expertise in law, technology, and policy, CDT seeks practical solutions to enhance free expression and privacy in global communications technologies. CDT is dedicated to building consensus among all parties interested in the future of the Internet and other new communications media. (About 1/2).

Homepage and Headlines;
Activities;
Annual Reports etc.;
Other Reports and Articles;
Legislative Center;
Issues;
CDT’s Blog;
Newsletters and Publications;
Postal mail: CDT, 1634 Eye Street, NW #1100, Washington DC, 20006, Tel. +1.202.637.9800, Fax +1.202.637.0968;
Contact on the website.

About 2/2 – CDT’s Mission and Principles: The Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit public policy organization dedicated to promoting the democratic potential of today’s open, decentralized global Internet. Our mission is to conceptualize, develop, and implement public policies to preserve and enhance free expression, privacy, open access, and other democratic values in the new and increasingly integrated communications medium.

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Our Mission: Digital Freedom Network DFN is a non-profit group that seeks to promote human rights as an attainable goal for all countries. Evident in our writing, we believe that free enterprise, limited government, rule of law and individual freedom are the most effective means to ensure the rights of men and women across the world. (About 1/2).

Homepage and latest news;
Sitemap;
Publications;
Domestic Institutes and Organizations;
Educational Tools and Resources;
Important Websites;
International Organisations;
Address: Digital Freedom Network, 520 Broad Street, 3rd Floor, Newark, NJ 07102, U.S.A., Phone: + (973) 438.7345, Fax: + (202) 969.9900;
Contacts.

( … and many more pages for different regions, items, the Org).

About 2/2: DFN supports classically liberal ideas in both the economic and the political realm. We seek to eliminate human rights violations through the implementation of the principles of freedom; robust property rights, free markets, rule of law, and legitimate democracy. We use foundational texts as well as report on current events to explain and promote the basic principles of freedom and underscore how modern situations relate to core philosophies of freedom. We attempt to spread our message, in a variety of languages when relevant and possible, through individuals, organizations, and media, regardless of viewpoint.

Linked with Sandra Nyaira – Zimbabwe.

Homepage and ALL links (with every new link, watch more links about the item in the left column);

some of them hereafter:
News;
Archives;
Help and Support Groups;
other related sites;
Independent Results Centre;
Newsletter/mailing list;
Contact one, and contact two.

Some external links:

Zimbabwe Metro;

Sokwanele – Zvakwana – Enough is Enough;

ZIM today;

chirundu.com, the place for homesick Africans.

Linked with Sandra Nyaira – Zimbabwe, and with The Women’s International Perspective WIP.
The Association of Zimbabwean Journalists in the UK (AZJ-UK) was launched in 2005 to bring together exiled journalists and other media practitioners living outside the country. So far we number about 40 experienced Zimbabwean journalists, having left the country for various reasons connected to the political and economic problems bedevilling our country.

Homepage and Top Story;
Media Watch;
news;
politics;
Opinion/Analysis;
Downloads;
Links;
Address: Association of Zimbabwe Journalists, 83 Glendale Drive, Burpham, Surrey, GU4 7JA, editor’s e-mail, feedback;
Contact.

About: The Association of Zimbabwe Journalists in the UK (AZJ-UK) was launched in 2005 to bring together exiled journalists and other media practitioners living outside the country.

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Linked with Sandra Nyaira – Zimbabwe, and with The Association of Zimbabwean Journalists.

The Women’s International Perspective, The WIP, is a comprehensive news website of women contributors that reports world news, opinion, and commentary. Our mission is to provide quality news from the unique perspectives of women that is accessible worldwide and free to our readers. (About 1/2).

Homepage and featured articles;
Sitemap;
Current Headlines;
Byline Portal;
WIP talk;
Contributors;
Archives;
Address: The WIP, 563 Figueroa Street, Monterey, CA 93940, USA, +1 831 274 8884, e-mail.
Contact.

About 2/2: The WIP is a balanced media source that promotes diversity and is not associated with any particular religion, political party, or cultural affiliation. As a worldwide collective of women writers, The WIP is an opportunity to eliminate the tremendous under-representation of women journalists and offers a greater diversity of background and opinion than typically found in one online news publication. The WIP strives to bring divergent cultures, opinions, and ideas together in solution-based dialog.

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