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2007-10-20 - Call for Application: PJ1 in Jakarta, Indonesia |
 | Call for Application: PJ1 in Jakarta, Indonesia Application for the Peace and Conflict Journalism Training 1 (PJ1) in Jakarta, Indonesia is already open. The training is scheduled November 20 to 23, 2007 at the Bumi Wiyata Training Hotel in Depok, Indonesia. It is part of PECOJON’s ongoing effort to reach out to the rest of Southeast Asia following its recent training held in East Timor. For further information and application forms please contact the International Secretariat at
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2007-10-15 - Conflict Sensitive Journalism Training Program Expands to Indonesia |
 | Conflict Sensitive Journalism Training Program Expands to Indonesia PECOJON expands its training program on "Conflict Sensitive Journalism in South East Asia" and includes Indonesia, following its recent training in East Timor. The first Peace and Conflict Journalism Training 1 will be conducted on November 15-18,2007 at the Jakarta Hotel in Yogyakarta. The training is run in cooperation with CERIC - Center for Research on Inter-group Relations and Conflict Resolution of the University of Indonesia. For further information and application forms, please contact the International Secretariat at
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2007-10-18 - New Faces and Changing Positions in PECOJON |
| | National Coordinator PECOJON Timor Leste As reported recently PECOJON has started building up its network in East Timor. The national coordinator by choice and appointment is Fransisco “Chico” Da Silva. He is director of the Timor Leste Media Development Center in Dili. Welcome to the team! | | National Secretariat Philippines
Ledrolen Manriquez, founding member of the network and Chief of Operations of NATSEC Philippines since 2005 is shifting to Intersec, taking the role and challenge of the International Chief of Operations. Jay Malaga takes over as chief of operations of NATSEC Philippines and is right now digging his way through lots of paper works. Good luck to all of you and keep it up! | |
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