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PRESS COVERAGE"Activists Energized by Durban Meeting: Nearly 600 participants from 118 ciuntries took part in various workshops during the Assembly Third Assembly of the World Movement for Democracy held in Durban, South Africa", National Endowment for Democracy Newsletter, Issue 1, 2004."World Movement for Democracy Meets in Durban", IRI: A Quarterly Report of the International Republican Institute, Winter 2004. "The Happy People," by Stephen Coan. The Witness, February 11, 2004. (South Africa) "Meanwhile: In Durban, good days for democracy," by Uri Dromi. International Herald Tribune, February 11, 2004. "Lodi Gyari Rinpoche Visits South Africa," by D. Roebert, South African Friends of Tibet. Phayul.com, February 10, 2004. "Letter from South Africa: Democracy and the Art of Lobola", by Kavi Chongkittavorn. The Nation, February 6, 2004. (Thailand ) "Cuba Poses Quandary for Democracy Activists Meeting in Durban", by Challiss McDonough. Voice of America, February 4, 2004. "Democracy Activists in Sudan, Mideast, Belarus Honored" by Challiss McDonough. Voice of America "Lack of Solidarity Cripples Democracy", by Philani Makhanya. The Mercury, February 3, 2004. (South Africa) "Bulgarian Speaks at Democracy Conference Opening in South Africa". Sofia Morning News, February 3, 2004. (Bulgaria) "Iraqi Rights Activists Hope to Find Support in Democracy Conference", by Challis McDonough. Voice of America, February 3, 2004. "Battle for KZN: Testing time for democracy, says Mtshali", by Barbara Cole. Daily News, February 2, 2004. (South Africa) "Democracy Conference Opens in S. Africa" by Challiss McDonough. Voice of America, February 2, 2004. "SA Seen as a Model for Democracy", by Philani Makhanya. The Mercury, February 2, 2004. (South Africa) "Hundreds Gather in South Africa to Expand Global Democracy". ANC Daily News Briefing, February 1 2004. (South Africa) "Tibetans to Participate in the WMD, Special Envoy to Give Keynote Speech", Central Tibetan Administration, January 31, 2004. "Dalai Lama's Special Envoy to Address at WMD". Times News Network, January 31, 2004. (India) "Kabissa Participates in World Movement for Democracy: Hundreds of Democracy Activists Will Convene In Durban". Kabissa.org "World Movement for Democracy to Meet in Durban", Friedrich Naumann Foundation Africa "Chee to Attend World Movement for Democracy Conference," Singapore Democratic Party, January 30, 2004. Mongolia: Daily News  Mongolia: Magazine "Info"  The Nation (South Africa)  Sunday Times (South Africa)  Radio CoverageCommunity Media for Development (CMFD) interviews conference delegates for IDASA's "Democracy Radio".Press ReleasesJan 23, 2004 - Democracy Courage Tributes Announced: World Movement for Democracy to honor four groups at Durban AssemblyJOHANNESBURG - The Democracy Movement in Sudan; the Mano River Union of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea; the Democratic Movement in Belarus; and two groups working for reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians have been selected to receive Democracy Courage Tributes at the upcoming Assembly of the World Movement for Democracy, which will convene in Durban, South Africa, February 1–4, 2004 at Durban‘s International Convention Centre (ICC). The honorees were chosen and announced by the Steering Committee of the World Movement for Democracy. The tributes will be made at the John B. Hurford Memorial Dinner on February 4. [More...] Jan 16, 2004 - World Movement for Democracy to Meet in Durban: Hundreds of Democracy Activists Will Convene February 1–4, 2004 The World Movement for Democracy will convene on February 1–4, 2004 in Durban, South Africa, for its Third Assembly. "Building Democracy for Peace, Development and Human Rights," is the theme of the Assembly, which will take place at the International Convention Centre in Durban. More than 600 democracy activists, practitioners, and scholars from more than 100 countries in every region of the world, including Belarus, Burma, China, Colombia, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Liberia, Mongolia, Serbia and Venezuela will discuss practical solutions to a wide range of challenges. [More...] |
