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02/13/2012 | Tim Williams
Tim Williams had the pleasure of voting through the proposal for World Radio Day at the UNESCO general conference. But who would have guessed that establishing a date would be such a diplomatic minefield?
01/27/2012 | Panos London
We’re launching a 72-hour challenge for five student filmmakers to create a 3 minute short film around marginalised voices.
01/18/2012 | Rob Safar
We’re happy to announce that you can now connect with Panos London on Google+ as another way of sharing and spreading voices that were once much quieter.
01/16/2012 | Tia Jeewa
Panos London is proud to be sponsoring the first International Student Film Festival. We’ll also be sponsoring an internship for one lucky student, mentoring them to use participatory communication methods to enhance their film making skills.
01/11/2012 | Maimoona Shahzadi
The stagnant pool of water would last for days and become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. It was especially hazardous for the younger children and older guardians who came to drop and pick up the children. There had been instances when they would fall into the dirty water.
11/28/2011 | Tim Williams
Tim Williams, Panos London’s senior advisor for Media, blogs following the first Community Media Forum Europe held in Cyprus. He believes that in our post Arab-spring, social-networked world, community media is now more relevant than ever.
09/26/2011 | Takhelchangbam Ambravati
The rise in popularity of mobile phones in Manipur has opened up new avenues of gender discrimination and violence against women.
05/26/2011 | Panos London
Panos London has signed a civil society statement asking G8 leaders to promote internet freedom, digital rights, and open communication.
11/27/2009 | Isaac Tetteh
Ghana's government is keen to raise more income from tax. Over the past 30 years successive governments have tried to push through tax reforms but some have been violently opposed by the public, meaning the current government is taking a different approach.
12/04/2008 | Panos London
Research has much to say to the politicians and policy makers whose decisions affect our lives, according to Joanne Carpenter.
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