When it comes to the Internet, have some publications given up on all their ethical and editorial responsibility?
When: Monday, 2. February 2009 17:00
To: Monday, 2. February 2009
Where: Oslo, Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skam
Host: Norwegian PEN and the Norwegian Union of Journalists
Contact: Carl Morten Iversen (pen@norskpen.no / 926 88 023)
More info: www.norskpen.no/php/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=18&Itemid=40
We invite you to a debate with a panel consisting of Professor Bernt Hagtvet, blogger VamPus, editor in Hegnar Online Stein Ove Haugen and Audgunn Oltedal of Oslo College.
We, the undersigned human rights organisations, condemn in strongest possible terms the Azerbaijani authorities’ detention of Anar Mammadli, a prominent human rights defender, leader of the country’s largest independent election watchdog and member of the Network of Human Rights Houses. We demand his immediate and unconditional release. The list of signatories continues to be updated.
As Russia’s war in Ukraine continues, the resilience of those affected is tested daily. The psychological toll on the Ukrainian population is profound, with widespread reports of trauma, anxiety, and stress-related disorders. Ukrainian civil society organisations have mobilised to provide critical support to those in need while often needing support themselves. HRHF asked the partners from the Network of Human Rights Houses about the connection between mental health and human rights and what kind of role mental health support plays in the resilience of Ukrainian civil society.
Human Rights House Foundation (HRHF) advocated alongside partners during the 55th session of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) on human rights issues including calling for the renewal of key mechanisms and mandates.
