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3 March 2005, Gender, Conflicts and Journalism: A Handbook for South Asia. This handbook was conceived during the planning for the UNESCO-Nepal Press Institute first Roundtable on The Gender Perspective in Conflict Reporting, conducted April 7-9, 2004 in Kathmandu, Nepal. The Roundtable drew together journalists and analysts from South Asia to specifically examine the influence of gender and conflict on professional journalism, and vice versa. The Roundtable discussions served as the central resource and inspiration for a wider-ranging exploration by the Roundtable facilitators of how reliable journalism is coping with the enormous challenges of gender inequity and violent conflict which exist, inter-related, in South Asia and elsewhere. The outcome is this handbook, a compilation of emerging ideas, strategies and professional skills that journalists can wield against the entrenched traditions and new threats which constrain free expression and the achievement of gender equality and conflict resolution. Part 1 explores the 21st Century media environment and key issues; Part Two presents strategies and skills for working journalists; Part Three provides selected Resources. Website: http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/001439/143925E.pdf Russian version Freedom on Information: A Comparative Legal Survey (23 January 2004 | Worldwide ) Ethical Journalism: A Handbook of Values and Practices for the News and Editorial Departments (31 December 2003 | Worldwide ) Community Radio Handbook translated into Russian (28 September 2004 | Central Asia ) Guideline: How to do Community Radio (7 December 2002 | Worldwide ) Free and open source software: Basics (14 April 2004 | Central Asia )
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