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Media Baselines In 2005-2006, ARTICLE 19 published a series of baseline studies on media freedom across seven Southeast Asian countries: Background paper on freedom of expression and commercial issues, produced as part of ARTICLE 19’s “Agenda for Change” project, which aims to establish a process for media legislation reform in Nepal in close consultation with media stakeholders. 28 Jan 2008 Background paper on content restrictions, produced as part of ARTICLE 19’s “Agenda for Change” project, which aims to establish a process for media legislation reform in Nepal in close consultation with media stakeholders. 28 Jan 2008 Background paper on freedom of expression guarantees and regulation of the media, produced as part of ARTICLE 19’s “Agenda for Change” project, which aims to establish a process for media legislation reform in Nepal in close consultation with media stakeholders. 28 Jan 2008 Baseline study on media freedom in Cambodia, as part of a series of seven such studies on Southeast Asian countries. June 2006 revision edition. 27 Jun 2006 Baseline study on media freedom in Malaysia, as part of a series of seven such studies on Southeast Asian countries. 27 Feb 2006 Baseline study on media freedom in the Philippines, as part of a series of seven such studies on Southeast Asian countries. 27 Feb 2006 Baseline study on media freedom in Singapore, as part of a series of seven such studies on Southeast Asian countries. 27 Feb 2006 Baseline study on media freedom in Thailand, as part of a series of seven such studies on Southeast Asian countries. 27 Feb 2006 Baseline study on media freedom in Indonesia, as part of a series of seven such studies on Southeast Asian countries. 27 Feb 2006 Baseline study on media freedom in Timor Leste, as part of a series of seven such studies on Southeast Asian countries. 27 Feb 2006 |
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