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News Archive 2002
News articles which have appeared on our site during 2002 are archived below. |
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| Truth Talking productions launched
TVE Asia Pacific and its partners have just launched a set of six documentary films. The Truth Talking Project supported indigenous film-makers in six countries across the region to produce half hour documentaries that looked at how local communities are responding to natural or man-made crises that threaten their lives, livelihoods and lifestyles. |
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| Asia Pacific VRC Network meets in Singapore
'Knowledge-based Activism for Strengthening Civil Society: Post-Johannesburg Challenges' was the overall theme of the fifth regional workshop of the Asia Pacific Video Resource Centre Network. A total of 43 participants from 21 countries met in Singapore. |
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| TVE Asia Pacific to distribute UNICEF series
UNICEF requested TVE AP and the Asia Pacific VRC Network to distribute a new television series that looks at some of the key issues faced by the region's young people. The network will ensure the broadcast and non-broadcast distribution of Speak Your Mind in 14 countries, with a combined population of over two billion. |
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| Ashok Khosla wins the 'Environment's Nobel Prize'
Indian scientist and environmental thinker Ashok Khosla has been awarded this year's UNEP Sasakawa Environment Prize, considered the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in environmental and sustainable development. |
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| Wild Dreams Green Screens released
'The Centre for Environment Education (CEE) in India has just released a new book that documents the impressions and inspirations of several noted environment and wildlife film-makers in India. |
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| Across the Asia Pacific, groups and individuals find themselves fighting human rights abuse at the hands of powerful government, corporate and private forces. |
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| Travelling Film Festival brings the world to Fiji
In the weeks following the Johannesburg Summit, Fijian teenagers actively engaged in their own mini-summits to save the planet -- thanks to the Fiji Travelling Film Festival. |
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| Major new broadcast agreement for environmental programming in China
Chinese viewers in over 100 million homes will be able to tune into the award-winning Earth Report TV series on global environmental issues in 2003, thanks to TVE's distribution partner in China, the Beijing Earthview Education and Research Centre. |
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| Serendip joins Asia Pacific VRC Network
A dynamic and multi-faceted production organisation in Pakistan is the latest addition to the Asia Pacific Video Resource Centre Network. |
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| Tracing the Toxic Trail across Southeast Asia:
Toxic Trail is a two part documentary that was produced by TVE in early 2001, and was first broadcast as part of its Earth Report slot on BBC World in April 2001. It follows Russell Dilts, an expert working with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation as he investigates the pesticide industry in South East Asia. |
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| Nepal's premier TV magazine passes 250 mark
Aankhijhyal, Nepal's most popular TV magazine programme on environment and social issues, has just produced the 250th edition. |
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| Laos VRC wins UN award
PADETC, based in Vientiane, was selected for this award from among regional nominations for its outstanding work in "empowering the Rural Poor through HRD." The award carries a US$ 30,000 prize contributed by the Government of Republic of Korea. |
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| Peacenik with a Camera:
Mention to anyone that the Mumbai-based director Anand Patwardhan has just completed a three-hour documentary on the anti-nuclear movement, and there is a look of incredulity. Can someone, in this age of sound bites, inflict three hours on viewers - and get away with it? That's longer than most feature films these days! |
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