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The 16th issue of Mawared - HRE magazine of Amnesty MENA is now available online at: http://www.amnestymena.org/en/Magazine/IssueView.aspx?Id=18
The magazine is available in Arabic. You will find a table of contents in English below.
Mawared - A Human Rights Education Specialized Magazine
Published by the Middle East and North Africa Program
Amnesty International
This is the 16th issue of Mawared, the human rights education magazine
published by the Middle East and North Africa Programme of Amnesty
International and prepared by the Regional Office in Beirut. This issue
focuses on the right to freedom of expression, and provides a wealth
of relevant documents, articles and resources.
Editorial
- Wikileaks and freedom of expression, Amnesty International
- Ban on full face veils would violate international human rights law, Amnesty International
- The UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, Amnesty International
- The 10 key challenges to freedom of expression in the next decade, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression
- The right to freedom of opinion and expression: some important aspects from the perspective of international law, Mervat Rishmawi
- Introduction to freedom of expression in the regional conventions for the protection of human rights, Dr Mohamed A. Al Midani
- The Camden Principles on Freedom of Expression and Equality, Article 19
- The right to access information, UNESCO
- A media culture independent from the state, Larbi Chouikha
- Transparency and good governance, Ezz Eldine Al Asbahi
- Despotism has stifled freedom of expression since Abd al-Rahman al-Kawakibi’s outcry, Salam Al-Kawakibi
- Freedom of "expression"! Maamoun Afandi
- The Arab states and intellectuals: questions of freedoms! Shafik Nazem Al-Ghabra
Internet and Freedom of Expression
- Reporters Without Borders issues "Enemies of the Internet" list, Reporters Without Borders
- One social network with a rebellious message: the Internet in the Arab world, Arabic Network for Human Rights Information
- Campaigning against human rights violations using video, Tawakol Karman
- Technology is changing Arab regimes, Layal Kiwan
- Zouhair Yahyaoui: the first martyr of the Internet generation, Florence Beaugé
Art and Freedom of Expression
- "The Assassination of Omar Rajeh", repugnance at the assassination of journalists through a Lebanese play
- Music is a human right, Ally Ritof
Human Rights Education
- Master in Human Rights, Dr Mohamed Bennani, Hassan II University, Morocco
- University for Non-Violence and Human Rights, AUNOHR, Lebanon
- Freedom of expression and media freedom in a lesson plan
Regional Office for Middle East/North Africa- Amnesty International
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