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IPI World Congress Report: Ljubljana 2002

Report of the IPI World Congress and 51st General Assembly held in Ljubljana, Slovenia from May 9-12, 2002.

IPI World Congress Report: Ljubljana 2002
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Session topics include: Visions for the Balkans; What Went Wrong in the Balkans?; EU Enlargement – What Price Accession?; How to Guarantee Editorial Independence in Public and Private Media; Protection of Journalists in Regions of Conflict; and Terrorism – The New Threat to Global Security. 

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