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Dear members of the Devmedia list:

I am sending my response to the questions sent by Maarit Nermes
of Radio Robin Hood regarding IFEX communique's to the entire list as
I think they might be of interest to many of you.

> I would like to know generally, what are the copyright conditions  of these
> IFEX email messages. We would be intrested in to read these mails on radio
> both in English and in Finnish and peobebly on other languages. We would -
> naturellement - mention the source.

IFEX is an international coalition of freedom of expression
organisations. I'm not sure how many members it has, but there are
over 30, including the International Federation of Journalists,
Amnesty International, Article 19, the World Association of Community
Radio Broadcasters, Pakistan Press Foundation, and the Inter American
Press Association.

IFEX's main activity is the IFEX Clearing House operated out of
Toronto by the Canadian Commission for the Protection of Journalists.
The Clearing House circulates Alerts to members of IFEX and, on a
subscription basis, to the general public. The Claring House also
produces and distributes, via email, the weekly "IFEX Communique".
The Communique is produced in English, French and Spanish. The Alerts
are in English and, when available, in the original language ) French
or Spanish only).

As a member of AMARC Radio Robin Hood is able to receive IFEX Alerts
and/or the IFEX Communique via email and to make use of them in their
broadcasts.

Members of AMARC wanting to receive IFEX material via email should
write me at bgorard@pulsar.org.ec. Other interested parties can
communicate directly with IFEX at ifex@web.net.

Regards.

bg
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Bruce Girard
Pulsar - AMARC
Email: bgirard@pulsar.org.ec
http://www.web.net/amarc/pulsar.html
Tel: +593-2-525521    Fax: +593-542818
Av. America 3584, Casilla 17-08-8489, Quito, Ecuador