In view of today's events, we at the International Communications Forum and
at the International Media Council of the Next Century Foundation wish to affirm
that:
We fully understand the need to respect the other and the offence that some
may cause with the use of unbridled satire.
However:
We affirm that freedom of the press is one of the four great freedoms,
these being: Freedom of Religion; Freedom from Fear, Freedom from Want; and
Freedom of Expression.
And we condemn, in the strongest terms possible, the murders today in
Paris.
We all seek a fairer and more considerate world. But the action today
undermines our most basic ideals held sacred by all generations.
We further extend our deep sympathy to the families of those present at
Charlie Hebdo who were killed so unconscionably today and wish a speedy recovery
to all those injured during the atrocity.
The International Communications Forum
UK: 4 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2LX. Phone: +44 207 821 6566 london@ncfpeace.org
USA: 190 Longhill Street, City of Springfield, MA 01108 america@ncfpeace.org
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UK: 4 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2LX. Phone: +44 207 821 6566 london@ncfpeace.org
USA: 190 Longhill Street, City of Springfield, MA 01108 america@ncfpeace.org
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