Примеры использования Media in armenia на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Development of Environment for Quality Media in Armenia.
Over 90 percent of print media in Armenia continue to use this printing house.
One of the sections of the report is devoted to the media in Armenia.
Development of Professional Media in Armenia and Their Integration into International Information Environment.
Support of Pro-European Environment and Local Media in Armenia.
Development of Environment for Quality Media in Armenia- Yerevan Press Club Project, supported by the Open Society Institute.
This seems to be all that refers to the information environment and media in Armenia.
Yet, certain figures on the popularity of media in Armenia can already be introduced.
Paragraphs 28 and29 of the report by"Group Ago" were devoted to the situation of media in Armenia.
The seminar participants also discussed the status and role of media in Armenia, the Western and local experience in the sphere of public information.
The YPC Expert Mesrop Harutyunyan introduced the situation of the freedom of speech and media in Armenia.
The book presents the findings of monitoring 16 media in Armenia and Azerbaijan during three months in 2008-2009.
At the conclusion of our mission,we express serious doubts about the pluralism of the electronic media in Armenia.
Support of Pro-European Environment and Local Media in Armenia- Project of Democratic Society East Foundation in partnership with Yerevan Press Club.
The subject of another report was the situation with freedom of expression andviolation of rights of journalists and media in Armenia in 2008.
Noting the contribution of YPC in the development of professional media in Armenia, Miklos Haraszti,in particular, thanked for the informative Yerevan Press Club newsletter.
The main goal of JUA is to assist in enhancing pluralism, to reform media legislation,to ensure the constitutional right of freedom of expression and media in Armenia.
At the same time,in the opinion of 41.8%, there are no independent media in Armenia, while 21.8% maintain the contrary.
The survey mentions that the polarized politics,flawed legislation as well as the criminal prosecution for libel impede the establishment of independent media in Armenia.
An unacceptable system of licensing andregulation of broadcast media in Armenia, has led to an unacceptable level of the dependence of TV companies from political circles, first of all pro-government forces.
We call on the journalistic community, colleagues to unite efforts and to coordinate joint actions to meet the targets above,leading to strengthening of freedom of expression and media in Armenia.
The second part of the conference was dedicated to the violations of the rights of journalists and media in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia in 2001-2003, along with the current situation in the sphere.
Seminar organized by Democratic Society East, Poland,in partnership with Yerevan Press Club in the frames of"Support to Pro-European Communities and Local Media in Armenia" project.
Development of Professional Media in Armenia and Their Integration into International Information Environment- Yerevan Press Club Project, supported by the Open Society Institute Assistance Foundation-Armenia.
The four journalistic associations called on the journalistic community, colleagues to unite efforts and to coordinate joint actions to meet the targets above,leading to strengthening of freedom of expression and media in Armenia.
The role of this Law in developing free media in Armenia, its compliance with requirements of the Council of Europe and prospects of its practical implementation in broadcasting regulation were considered.
The extraordinary report of the RA Human Rights Defender Armen Harutiunian, published on April 25, 2008 and titled"On Presidential Elections of February 19, 2008 andPost-Election Situation" described, among other issues, the situation of free expression and media in Armenia.
Emphasizing the diversity of print and online media in Armenia, Human Rights Watch underlined the lack of pluralism in the broadcasting sphere:"For example, only one of Armenia's 13 television stations carries live political talk shows.
First, as many international human rights' and journalistic associations mention, the mere possibility of imprisoning a journalist for disseminating invalid information orunverified facts allows to qualify the media in Armenia only as"partly free.
When speaking about the assistance to the freedom of speech and media in Armenia, Roy Reeve noted that the OSCE Office in Yerevan will continue the cooperation with local journalistic associations, state structures, international partnering organizations on the improvement of media legislation, in particular, the draft laws"On Freedom of Information" and"On Mass Communication.