» What are Communication Rights?

WACC photo competition winner 2005 by Fredrick Omondi Communication rights strengthen people's and communities' capacity to engage communication and media in achieving their development goals in the economic, political, social and cultural spheres. Communication rights include the right of every individual or community to have their stories and views heard, which means that full implementation of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and the right of equitable access to the media and the means of communication, are central to their realisation.

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Research shows that civil society in Canada supports media reform

In 2009 WACC Global and WACC North America teamed up with Simon Fraser University communication professor Robert Hackett, and the non-governmental organization OpenMedia.ca (formerly Campaign for...
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Communication rights from the grasroots up

The CIP Americas Program has presented a series of 10 Citizen Action Profiles on Communication Rights based on a project funded by the World Association for Christian Communication (WACC). In a world...
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