Campaigns and Advocacy - Haiti
5 May 2010
International / Chile / Haiti / World Press Freedom Day
On World Press Freedom Day, AMARC asserts communication rights of disaster-hit communities
Community radio stations played a vital role in disaster recovery and reconstruction after the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile.
15 April 2010
Haiti
Media slowly resurfacing, operations centre approaching three-month mark
Twenty-five of Port-au-Prince's approximately 50 radio stations were able to resume broadcasting during the month after the earthquake, while others took longer and many are operating from makeshift studios.
26 March 2010
Haiti
AMARC mission to establish work plan for reconstruction of community radio network
The organisation's second international mission to Haiti brought donations of equipment and technical support to Radyo Zetwal Peyizan.
3 March 2010
Haiti
Media ruins: video of second post-quake visit by RSF
RSF's footage shows the earthquake's impact on the media, which have a vital role to play in relaying information about relief operations and reconstruction efforts.
22 January 2010
Haiti
Media Operations Centre gets government backing
Haiti's culture and communications minister has given her support for the Media Operations Centre installed in Port-au-Prince by RSF and Quebecor.
20 January 2010
Haiti
AMARC calls on community broadcasters to rally in support of Haitian colleagues
AMARC is conducting an urgent assessment of the status of community broadcasting in the areas affected by the earthquake and is working to mobilise resources and technical assistance.
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