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Citizen, Public and Peace Journalisms: Towards the More Radical Human Rights Journalism Strandention and resolution. However, PJ has met with some scathing criticisms regarding its limitations in scope. In this chapter I make the argument that human rights journalism (HRJ) unravels the limitations of the three models insofar as bottom-up journalism and journalism based on the human touch are

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The EU-Africa Lisbon Summit and ‘the Global Partnership for Africa’r year on the 2005 pledge on annual aid flows made by the Group of Eight in Gleneagles, and by $20 billion a year on aid to Africa. Moreover, with the exception of two Nordic countries, Norway and Sweden, developed countries are still far behind in reaching the agreed target of donating 0.7 of their

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Conclusion: A Case for Human Rights Journalism and Future Directionstion of Human Rights (UDHR) in 1948, the world is still far away from becoming a better place in the context of Kant’s cosmopolitan global justice, largely because of the dominance in political and media landscapes of what I have called ‘human wrongs journalism’, and that human rights journalism, as

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