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WPFCWorld Press Freedom Committee
WPFCWestern Pennsylvania Family Center (Pittsburgh, PA)
WPFCWorking Party on Food Chemistry (Federation of European Chemical Societies)
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Ottaway and Ronald Koven of the World Press Freedom Committee, U.
UNESCO & the "war on terrorism". (Insider Report) by The New American
] In an ironic and coincidental coupling of events, Costa Rica's leading daily, La Nacion, was slammed last week with nearly US$200,000 in libel and defamation damages based on the claim of a former Costa Rican diplomat, just in time for the arrival of a delegation from the World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) that came to push for major media-law reform.
COSTA RICA'S PRESS FREEDOM IN DOUBT by NotiCen: Central American & Caribbean Affairs
James Ottaway, Chairman of the World Press Freedom Committee, said that Article 19 of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights states that everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression.
World press freedom day by UN Chronicle
 
 
 
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