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southeast asian press alliance
a regional force for press freedom
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Recent Posts
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- Thai government bows to media pressure to drop draft bill
- In Malaysia, an arts party for press freedom
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The First Asia-Pacific Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Media Awards will be launched in October 2006 to honor distinguished reporting on the eight Millennium Development Goals being implemented in the region. The Awards, which will support global efforts to reduce poverty and hunger are open to broadcast producers and journalists in print, radio and television covering the Asia-Pacific region. Entry forms and contest rules are available at www.unescap.org and www.aibd.org.my. Interested parties may also contact Mr. Jose Maria G. Carlos at joecarlos@aibd.org.my.-------SEAPA Members-------
Press Freedom Monitors
- Article 19
- AsiaMedia
- Cambodian Association for Protection of Journalists
- Centre for Independent Journalism, Malaysia
- Committee to Protect Journalists
- Freedom House
- International Federation of Journalists
- International Freedom of Expression Exchange Network (IFEX)
- National Union of Journalists of the Philippines
- Reporters Sans Frontiers
SEA Blogs
Sources, Links, and Resources
Southeast Asia News Sites
Archives
The SEAPA Blog (Beta)
Over the next days we will be porting SEAPA’s online presence to this blog. Our website remains active at www.seapa.org and it will remain so until we can completely transfer our archived material to this site. Till then, people looking for archived Alerts can still turn to the website. Thank you.a
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