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aiming the adaptation, improvement and modernization of θεσμών and practice of journalism in Cyprus especially in the context of the anticipated solution of the Cyprus problem and the inclusion of Cyprus in the European Union. | aiming the adaptation, improvement and modernization of θεσμών and practice of journalism in Cyprus especially in the context of the anticipated solution of the Cyprus problem and the inclusion of Cyprus in the European Union. | ||
The meeting was organized by the HasNa Cyprus Office, which operates under the [[Cyprus | The meeting was organized by the HasNa Cyprus Office, which operates under the [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]] and is sponsored by [[HasNa Inc.]] (Washington DC), which sponsors programs in many countries that promote peace and reconciliation. | ||
The organization was in line of the wider vision of active citizens and non governmental organizations to contribute towards the stronger participation of citizens in issues of concern, in the improvement of communication between society and citizens and centers of power and the encouragement of mechanisms of management of the 'common" (i.e., for self-criticism, reflection, self-regulation and continuous improvement and advancement. | The organization was in line of the wider vision of active citizens and non governmental organizations to contribute towards the stronger participation of citizens in issues of concern, in the improvement of communication between society and citizens and centers of power and the encouragement of mechanisms of management of the 'common" (i.e., for self-criticism, reflection, self-regulation and continuous improvement and advancement. | ||
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The second snposium, Journalistic transparancy clear from rasist and nationalist promotion" analyzed among other types of racism and nationalism currently present in Cypriot message transmitters. The contributions of the participants focused also on the peculiarities and tips of racism and nationalism expressed in the context of the relations between Turkish and Greek Cypriots, especially following the opening of the gates. | The second snposium, Journalistic transparancy clear from rasist and nationalist promotion" analyzed among other types of racism and nationalism currently present in Cypriot message transmitters. The contributions of the participants focused also on the peculiarities and tips of racism and nationalism expressed in the context of the relations between Turkish and Greek Cypriots, especially following the opening of the gates. | ||
This symposium was coordinated by [[Costakis Constantinou]], head of the journalism department of [[Frederick]] as well as political editor of [[Xaravgi]]. The panel was composed by [[Andreas Paraschos]], Head Editor of [[Politis Newspaper]], [[Nicos Prokommenos]], Chief Editor of [[ANT1 Radio]], [[Pambos Charalambous]], Political Editor for [[Alitheia Newspaper]]. The following personalities served as analysts: [[Joseph Joseph]], | This symposium was coordinated by [[Costakis Constantinou]], head of the journalism department of [[Frederick]] as well as political editor of [[Xaravgi]]. The panel was composed by [[Andreas Paraschos]], Head Editor of [[Politis Newspaper]], [[Nicos Prokommenos]], Chief Editor of [[ANT1 Radio]], [[Pambos Charalambous]], Political Editor for [[Alitheia Newspaper]]. The following personalities served as analysts: [[Joseph Joseph]], Chair of the [[University of Cyprus – Department of Political Science|Departmet of Political and Social Science of the University of Cyprus]] and [[Νiyazi Kizilyurek]], historian at the Department of Turkish Studies, of also at the [[University of Cyprus]]. | ||
