From the "White Night" in tribute to President Napolitano Conselice
from the only monument to press freedom in Italy, in Conselice (Ravenna), "a tribute not to the ritual head of state Giorgio Napolitano for his teaching, institutional guarantee of civil coexistence and freedom of all, set by the Constitution, "at the "white night" to say no to censorship bill that blocks the information and judicial reporting. Thus, the general secretary of FNSI, Franco Siddi, has closed during the night in the town of Romagna, the long day of events organized throughout Italy by the National Federation of the Italian press to say no to the silence of the state and to assert the right to know and conditions for the proper discharge of the duty to inform the public.
"In this city - said Siddi - that President Napolitano was recently honored with the desired value because of the actions of the civil population to regain freedom, claiming first place in the stampa clandestina durante la Resistenza, si riannodano i fili del mai cessato impegno per la libertà, che, come vediamo oggi, non è mai garantita per sempre.
Questo monumento, non solo simbolicamente, rappresenta ben più di un momento della
memoria. E’ un monito permanente a considerare la libera informazione il vero motore della libertà del Paese. La partecipazione di migliaia di cittadini alle manifestazioni e soprattutto la grande mobilitazione di Conselice lo confermano e assumono il rilievo di una nuova resistenza civile da sviluppare coerentemente in azioni incessanti per impedire l’interruzione del circuito delle notizie, di tutte le notizie di interesse pubblico, che debbono essere conosciute e non censurate, a Depending on the nature (such as judicial inquiries) Act. The Information is a source of law and security: democracy is understood as a condition that, based on knowledge, but also allows those who have no voice and no power to be protected from abuse of the pre-power. " The secretary of
Fnsi also proposed that the city's mayor, Maurizio Filippucci, who welcomed the idea, to join in Conselice next Oct. 1 - the date of delivery to the Association of the press in Emilia Romagna, the new flag flag of freedom of the press specifically designed for local schools - the Medal of Valor Civil City for the battles of freedom and commitment stanpa efforts in favor of freedom. Camillo Galba, president of the printing of Emilia Romagna, which organized the "white night" together with the municipality of Conselice, cohesive renewed the initiative of journalists from all regions for the information in a permanent recognition of the value not static "pedal" (the printing press of the square in Liberty print Conselice), a permanent symbol of the universal value of access to information.
Hundreds of people crowded the square for the night of Conselice are witnesses and participants of an Italy that will not break the circuit of the news. The artists who have accompagnato la serata (tra gli altri Ivano Marescotti, Tamara Fagnocchi, e le formazioni artistiche organizzate dai gruppi dei giornalisti precari dell’Emilia Romagna), di questa testimonianza hanno reso visibili e apprezzate espressioni.
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More than two thirds of Italians opposed the wiretapping DDL
data are emerging from a survey of the National Research Demopolis, released on the day of the event sponsored by the National Press Federation.
67% of people interviewed expressed their opposition in the belief that the limits on the use of wiretapping under the DDL could hamper the effectiveness of the investigation part of the judiciary, while 33% said they were favorable to curb the violation of privacy.
"The because of breach has occurred - said the director of the Demopolis Peter Wind - is affected by a climate of growing public distrust in politics and a growing impatience in the country to every form of corruption. "The dissent to the bill appears cross, although there are clear differences in policy depending on the location of respondents in favor of DDL, a large majority, the voters of the PDL, clearly against the supporters of the Centre Left, but six out of ten voters in the league.
The survey, Demopolis conducted by the Institute June 21 to 28 in the continuous monitor Italian public opinion has also analyzed the specific assessments of citizens on the prohibition of publication in the press of the wiretaps and the environment.
Only 29% of respondents endorse the embargo provided for by the bill, believing correctly prohibit the publication of the first interception to protect the privacy of citizens.
The remaining 71% disagreed with the DDL, but among those who expressed their opposition, there are two distinct positions: one in five considers it totally wrong, arguing that the wiretaps should be published to impose no restrictions on press freedom and the 51% said, however, that the DDL being discussed in Parliament should be amended. For the absolute majority of Italians in fact - according to the survey Demopolis - eavesdropping should be placed to continue to guarantee the right of citizens to information, but putting the precise limits to the spread of news about the private lives of strangers intercepted and investigations.
For more information:
http://www.demopolis.it/
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Indagine dell'Istituto Nazionale di Ricerche Demopolis
Per la maggioranza assoluta degli italiani, intervistati dall'Istituto Demopolis, le intercettazioni andrebbero pubblicate per continuare a garantire il diritto dei cittadini all'informazione, ponendo però dei limiti precisi alla diffusione di notizie sulla vita privata degli intercettati e sulle persone estranee alle investigations. More than two thirds of Italians opposed the DDL being discussed in Parliament which, if turned into law, would limit the use of wiretapping by the judiciary and the prohibition of publication in the press.data are emerging from a survey of the National Research Demopolis, released on the day of the event sponsored by the National Press Federation.
67% of people interviewed expressed their opposition in the belief that the limits on the use of wiretapping under the DDL could hamper the effectiveness of the investigation part of the judiciary, while 33% said they were favorable to curb the violation of privacy.
"The because of breach has occurred - said the director of the Demopolis Peter Wind - is affected by a climate of growing public distrust in politics and a growing impatience in the country to every form of corruption. "The dissent to the bill appears cross, although there are clear differences in policy depending on the location of respondents in favor of DDL, a large majority, the voters of the PDL, clearly against the supporters of the Centre Left, but six out of ten voters in the league.
The survey, Demopolis conducted by the Institute June 21 to 28 in the continuous monitor Italian public opinion has also analyzed the specific assessments of citizens on the prohibition of publication in the press of the wiretaps and the environment.
Only 29% of respondents endorse the embargo provided for by the bill, believing correctly prohibit the publication of the first interception to protect the privacy of citizens.
The remaining 71% disagreed with the DDL, but among those who expressed their opposition, there are two distinct positions: one in five considers it totally wrong, arguing that the wiretaps should be published to impose no restrictions on press freedom and the 51% said, however, that the DDL being discussed in Parliament should be amended. For the absolute majority of Italians in fact - according to the survey Demopolis - eavesdropping should be placed to continue to guarantee the right of citizens to information, but putting the precise limits to the spread of news about the private lives of strangers intercepted and investigations.
For more information:
http://www.demopolis.it/
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NESS1UNO, FREEDOM 'FOR ART FREEDOM 'SAY WHAT INFORMATION
With art you do not make revolutions, but with art, which is one of the highest expressions of freedom thinking you can try to improve a little 'the world, society, and if we can do it is through his not bound by ideologies and rules dictated by anything other than fantasy, a desire to think, desire to create.
Never before in recent weeks and days where there is talk of freedom, freedom of information and right to know, as we have felt since becoming a right and a freedom mortified, surrounded, in danger.
We artists are people, citizens and members of the society we live in, so we believe we can do something, we have the right, we have a duty and if not with our work at least through it, through the freedom that is the 'in fact the fundamental premise of all creation. From these assumptions NESS1UNO
born, a free movement of artists and to support press freedom and information.
NESS1UNO is a proposal born between artists from various disciplines (visual art, music, poetry, literature, comics ...) and decided to make available information, whenever there is a need, their work , their language, their work in short, so that it becomes a channel of communication and transmission of news and facts that otherwise would be hidden under the wiretapping bill recently approved in the Senate .. Through
NESS1UNO information will be transformed into art and commentary in poetic license, or any work term created for this purpose will be signed by all at the same time through the pseudonym that he NESS1UNO will pay in effect becomes the sole responsibility. Behind
NESS1UNO there are factions linked to political parties, associations, etc. ... but only a strong position to say no to an unjust law that we feel unmotivated except by special interests and completely unrelated to the common good, a law affecting the inalienable right of every citizen to be informed, to know, to judge , being therefore free.
Everybody who wants to subscribe to this initiative, making it part of the signature or NESS1UNO actively participate through their work can communicate with an email to: ness-1-uno@libero.it
have already joined:
Giorgio Bonomi,
Anna Valeria Borsari,
Iginio Deluca
Liliana Dematteis
Andrea Riccardo Filippi,
Pierluigi Fresia,
Marco Gastini,
Ottonella Mocellin / Nicola Pellegrini,
Alessandro Quaranta,
Gianfranco Pangrazio,
Luca Scarabelli,
Luigi Vercelli,
With art you do not make revolutions, but with art, which is one of the highest expressions of freedom thinking you can try to improve a little 'the world, society, and if we can do it is through his not bound by ideologies and rules dictated by anything other than fantasy, a desire to think, desire to create.
Never before in recent weeks and days where there is talk of freedom, freedom of information and right to know, as we have felt since becoming a right and a freedom mortified, surrounded, in danger.
We artists are people, citizens and members of the society we live in, so we believe we can do something, we have the right, we have a duty and if not with our work at least through it, through the freedom that is the 'in fact the fundamental premise of all creation. From these assumptions NESS1UNO
born, a free movement of artists and to support press freedom and information.
NESS1UNO is a proposal born between artists from various disciplines (visual art, music, poetry, literature, comics ...) and decided to make available information, whenever there is a need, their work , their language, their work in short, so that it becomes a channel of communication and transmission of news and facts that otherwise would be hidden under the wiretapping bill recently approved in the Senate .. Through
NESS1UNO information will be transformed into art and commentary in poetic license, or any work term created for this purpose will be signed by all at the same time through the pseudonym that he NESS1UNO will pay in effect becomes the sole responsibility. Behind
NESS1UNO there are factions linked to political parties, associations, etc. ... but only a strong position to say no to an unjust law that we feel unmotivated except by special interests and completely unrelated to the common good, a law affecting the inalienable right of every citizen to be informed, to know, to judge , being therefore free.
Everybody who wants to subscribe to this initiative, making it part of the signature or NESS1UNO actively participate through their work can communicate with an email to: ness-1-uno@libero.it
have already joined:
Giorgio Bonomi,
Anna Valeria Borsari,
Iginio Deluca
Liliana Dematteis
Andrea Riccardo Filippi,
Pierluigi Fresia,
Marco Gastini,
Ottonella Mocellin / Nicola Pellegrini,
Alessandro Quaranta,
Gianfranco Pangrazio,
Luca Scarabelli,
Luigi Vercelli,
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