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1 total messages Started by webmaster Wed, 06 Oct 1999 00:00
Pierre Sane on BBC World
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Author: webmaster
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 1999 00:00
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"We can point to BBC World Television as an example of how the media 
 can have a powerful positive impact on public opinion."

Pierre Sane, Secretary General, Amnesty International.

But BBC World is under threat. It is facing harsh cuts. They threaten
the high standards of news and in-depth analysis which have become the
hallmark of the BBC's international news channel. 
 
Cuts on this scale will make it impossible to maintain the high
standards of news and in-depth analysis which have become the hallmark
of BBC World. 

"We have been impressed by BBC World Television's clear commitment to
providing accurate, up to date information about current issues,
including human rights, for people across the world, often in their 
own languages," said Sane

Help us defend BBC World

For more information and to show you support visit:
http://defendworld.hypermart.net/
 
Thank you
 
Webmaster, DefendWorld
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