This group examines journalists' role in promoting intercultural dialogue.
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Journalists for Intercultural Dialogue aims at discussing the role of journalists from all over the world in the promotion of intercultural dialogue, peace and understanding between people from different cultures.
Started by Marie Jansen Mar 12. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Orange Magazine is looking for 10 young journalists, photographers and layouters (aged between 18 and 30) from all over the world to cover this year’s Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum.Who are we?…Continue
Started by Ann Babe Oct 28, 2011. 0 Replies 2 Likes
For those of you who are interested in learning about media ethics issues and journalism stories with an international and cross-cultural focus, take a look at the work the Center for International…Continue
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Started by MOHAMED MOURSY ABOU EL ABBAS Oct 3, 2011. 0 Replies 2 Likes
Hello I am a member of the Organization of the world Council for Press I invite you to joinmembership.worldcouncilpress@gmail.com World…Continue
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This week German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that attempts to build a multicultural society in Germany have "utterly…Continue
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Comment by Dumitru Liviu Stefan on May 19, 2011 at 14:12 Media responsable for racism: yet again:
Media Complicit in Rise of Xenophobia
By Zoltán Dujisin
The role of the media in the worsening image of migrants in Europe was debated in Budapest at a conference titled "Promoting Migrant Integration through Media and Intercultural Dialogue".
Comment by Zaheer Baloch on May 3, 2011 at 20:23 Pakistan has suffered a lot during the US War on Terror. The tribal people including Balochs are considering the State their enemy. The insurgents, due to the strategic support to US lead NATO Forces, have made suicide attacks on our worship places. They have destroyed our innocent lives in revenge. US war has destabilized and threatened the geopolitical situation in the region which resulted in the industrial and economic set back to Pakistan. Pakistan and only Pakistan can combat the terrorism in the region and rehabilitate Afghanistan. We are suffering and struggling for the peace and stability of the planet. The World Community should recommend it and support Pakistan for the purpose.
Comment by Zaheer Baloch on May 1, 2011 at 22:44 For more than 40 years, Pakistan’s finest comedian and artiste, Moin Akhtar, performed the hardest task of all without ever getting tired. On April 22, this great actor, impersonator and comedian passed away due to cardiac arrest.
Playwright Anwar Maqsood worked with Moin Akhtar the most, yet he kept a low profile at the latter’s death. He remembers Akhtar as a lovely person, a great artiste and an amazing friend, “I had a lovely time with Moin Akhtar as we were friends for over 40 years — 32 of which we worked together. For the last seven and a half years, we performed together in Loose Talk and each week we came up with a new getup, different dialogues and a catchy scenario. Moin dazzled in each and every episode with his dialogue delivery and amazing portrayals.
Comment by Zaheer Baloch on April 30, 2011 at 22:35 Muslims have lot of problems while living in different cultures. Muslims shape their lives from the viewpoints of their beliefs. Being loving people they can adjust in each and every type of society they can mix up with the peoples of other cultures but up to the limits of their beliefs. For example they can wear every kind of clothings which are not repugnant to the principles of HIJAB. By virtue one should adopt the culture of the land he has immigrated but the host culture should not impose indecent demands on the guest or Muslim minorities.
Comment by Vladimíra Dorčová-Valtnerová on February 28, 2011 at 18:48 Some New medias promotes an intercultural dialogue in a fine, special way.
Look at the www.slovackizavod.org.rs Its a web portal about Slovak culture in Vojvodina (Serbia). This portal includes the intercultural dialogue by promoting Vojvodinian Slovak culture in Slovak, Serbian and English language.
Little Intercultural story....
This is thestory of a man from the Far East who, afterhaving discussed a while with a Western friend, says to him: “And now, I have to let you because there is an important decision I need to take. And so I am going to heat a few tortoise shellsand watch the cracks to help me”. His Western friend wonders about how inconsistent it can be to behave like this instead of pondering over all the aspects of the issue, to evaluate their respective importance and then reach a logical and scientific decision.
But the oriental man answers to him: “Dear friend,I am sure you’ll agree with me when I say that the elements likely to influencea decision are almost infinite; and this without considering their respective weight. So, if you set about to make their inventory, you probably won’t have finished by the time you’ll need to take your decision. This means that you’ll have to stop arbitrarily in the midst of your thinking and, pressed by time,take a decision with your mind upset because you did not have enough time to evaluate properly the issue. Whereas I, sitting in silence in front of my tortoise shells, breathing quietly and absorbed in the contemplation of their cracks, I’ll be in the ideal conditions for my mind and my intuition to give me the best solution”.
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