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19th X-Press Session

Education in rural environments

Published: October 14, 2010 Author: CURE Foundation

When: Wednesday, 10. November 2010 11:00
To: Wednesday, 10. November 2010
Where: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ante Fijamenga 14b
Host: Human Rights House of Sarajevo / CURE Foundation
Contact: CURE Foundation (info@fondacijacure.org)
More info: www.fondacijacure.org

X-PRESS sessions are envisioned as informal gatherings at breakfast, coffee, while thematic video projections and analysis of actual cases of media reporting on marginalized and minority groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina are being dicussed.

They are attended by BH journalists and members of NGOs that represent marginalized and minority groups from B&H. Mutual aim is equal and fair approach to media for all social groups and respect of ethical standards of journalism profession.

X-PRESS sessions are organized by Foundation CURE, Helsinki Assembly of Citizens from Republika Srpska, with the support of the Association of Young Journalists from Republika Srpska. They are being implemented in cities of Sarajevo and Banjaluka.

Project is financed by Delegation of European Commission in B&H.

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