Radio Internacional Feminista- FIRE/ Noviembre 2005
Press Release WSIS 2005 in Tunisia A team of feminist journalists from Asia, Latin America, North Africa, the
Middle East and Eastern and Western Europe will take part in the World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) from November 16-18th in
Tunis, Tunisia. The Citizens' Summit on the Information Society (CSIS), which is an alternative event to the WSIS conference, will also be
covered. The team's goal is to carry out bilingual media coverage in English and French and publish it in the 3rd issue of the international feminist
magazine, Digitall Future. The publication is a product of ENAWA (European North American WomenAction - www.enawa.org) network and realized under
co-direction of Les Pénélopes in France and the International Information Centre and Archives for the Women's Movement (IIAV) in the
Netherlands. The third issue of Digitall Future is due out in the beginning of January 2006. This edition will mainly focus on communication rights, information democracy, the free software movement and privatization policies, sex trafficking through ITs, newly created UN financial policies and the legitimacy of the private sector. There will also be a special section on the situation of government repression of individual freedom of expression in Tunisia. The French members of the team will monitor the event from home and boycott the WSIS making a statement against France's complicity as the former colonial power within the region.
Christina Haralanova from Bulgaria Other members of the team who will be covering the summit from
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