Communication rights strengthen people's and communities' capacity to engage communication and media in achieving their development goals in the economic, political, social and cultural spheres. Communication rights include the right of every individual or community to have their stories and views heard, which means that full implementation of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and the right of equitable access to the media and the means of communication, are central to their realisation.
New training manual on communication rightsThis manual was developed in the context of a communication rights project implemented by the Creative Centre for Communication and Development (CCCD), Zimbabwe, with support from the World... + Full Story
Communication rights and media concentration“If ‘the word’ was not so concentrated, more would question prevalent inequalities.” The owners of the word: access, structure and concentration of the media in the 21st century Latin... + Full Story
Communication rights strengthen people's and communities' capacity to engage communication and media in achieving their development goals in the economic, political, social and cultural spheres. Communication rights include the right of every individual or community to have their stories and views heard, which means that full implementation of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and the right of equitable access to the media and the means of communication, are central to their realisation. 