14:02 - 02/10/2014

International Day of Non-Violence

The United Nations General Assembly voted on 15 June 2007 to establish the 2nd of October, on the Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday, as the International Day of Non-Violence.

Gandhi was the pioneer of the philosophy and strategy of non-violence. Nowadays, his theory inspires non-violent movements for civil rights across the world.

The non-violence’s concept is connected with a culture of peace, dialogue, tolerance, respect and solidarity through education and public awareness.

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Learning, Teaching and Training Activity of MELDE Project A week full of creativity The Media Dialogue online week started – for Pluralism and Understanding The second online seminar: Belarus, Georgia, Germany and North Macedonia Mass protests, police brutality and a pandemic – challenges for media in Belarus The effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on Ukrainian media Start of "Media Dialogue 2020 for Pluralism and Understanding" Time to say Goodbye - the final conference in Kyiv Research on media - our visit at Detector Media From an apartment to one of the biggest TV channels News from the conflict zone Donbass - OstroV News Agency Reporting on conflicts: Radio Liberty The project through the eyes of the participants Discussing, filming, interviewing: the groups in action The Opening Meeting in Kyiv Kaliméra MeLDE! Ending conference in Yerevan 4 Plus: Photography from Women’s Perspective A Military Position in a Conflict Zone By Train through the Caucasus Halftime – The Conference in Tbilisi Meeting the Union of Journalists of Armenia City tour in Tbilisi Work in progress … Meeting the Georgian Charter of Journalist Ethics Neighbours with common challenges Opening Conference in Georgia The Final Conference in Volyn Zeman’s brewery Suspilne TV about fake-news and content management

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