“APPREB”, an electronic journal issued by UNESCO’s Asian-Pacific cultural centre, reported that Mongolia’s “labor hero”

It was since last year when Ulgii city inhabitants obtained access to cable television, with cable satellites having been installed for around 3500 families, which implies that around 17 thousand Ulgii city inhabitants are now able to receive 24 TV channels.

On July 6, a meeting to consider the issue of establishing a political observers club comprising journalists dealing with international issues, international relations desk officers and researchers was held in MONTSAME agency’s Information centre.

D.Munkhburen, executive director of Globe International who advocate on free expression and media freedom issues attended in 5th Media Law Advocates Training Programme at the University of Oxford, from 9 - 28 July 2006 in collaboration with the Open Society Justice Initiative and other organisations.

Nukht Statement 2006

(Northeast Asian Human Rights Defenders' Statement 2006)

First Human Rights Defenders� Forum in Northeast Asia

The National Committee of Public Radio and Television convened on August 17 and dismissed S.Myagmar, who was working as the PRT General Director, based on the results of financial and other inspections carried out at the PRT. As well as director, the Public Radio director, the director of the Finance Department and director of Human Resources and the Cooperation Department were also dismissed. Public Radio Director B.Purevdash is temporarily replacing S.Myagmar.

Country/Topic: Date: 10 August 2006
Source: Globe International NGO
Person (s): journalists
Target

Although the journalistic organizations of Mongolia have many journalistic ethical principles and codes ratified, there is no mechanism for those involved take account and responsibility and to control the realization of the ethical principles and codes.

The Birth of Mongolian first Public Broadcaster:
Jan, 27th 2005-The Law on Public Radio and Television was adopte