حركة إبداع ومنظمات دولية تحث أوباما على رفع الحظر العرفي عن مواقع أردنية OM: Obama Administration To Press Jordan On Censorship
المجتمع الدولي بات يعرف أن لدينا ليس حكومات بل مجموعة لصوص فدافع الضرائب الأميركي يتحمل ما قيمته 670 مليون دولار مساعدات للأردن ومن ضمنها 25 مليون دولار لدعم الديمقراطية وحقوق الإنسان والحاكمية الرشيدة ..أينها ؟ وأين 10 مليون يورو لدعم الإعلام من الاتحاد الأوروبي ؟ وتفضلوا هذا الرابط لتعرفوا أن يدنا طائلة و سنمنع المساعدات عن اللصوص إذا استمرؤوا اللعبة وظلوا من حقوقنا يتمصرفون
حركة إبداع تتحرك مع منظمات دولية ومحلية أميركية لحث الرئيس أوباما على التدخل لرفع الحظر العرفي على المواقع الأردنية الإخبارية بعد أن لم يتدخل ملك الأردن أو يستجب لنداء حركة إبداع والكلمة التضامنية المتلفزة التي وجهها الكاتب والصحفي المخضرم تيسير نظمي قبل نحو السنة باللغة الإنجليزية واصفا الرقابة الأردنية بالمتخلفة والرجعية وفيما يلي التفاصيل :
National Press Club Urges Obama Administration To Press Jordan
On Censorship
Published: Friday, Jun. 7, 2013
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2013/06/07/5479520/national-press-club-urges-obama.html#storylink=cpy
WASHINGTON, June 7, 2013 --
/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Press Club joins other national and international
news organizations in calling on the government of Jordan to reverse its
decision to block more than 200 news websites and to revoke the law upon which
it was based, which requires the licensing of journalists in the country.
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http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20080917/NPCLOGO)
In addition, the Press Club calls
upon the United States government to support freedom of the press in Jordan,
exercising the influence it has as a major provider of foreign aid to the
Hashemite Kingdom. This year, U.S. taxpayers are scheduled to send $670 million
in aid to Jordan -- $25 million of which is dedicated to "democracy, human
rights and governance."
NPC President Angela Greiling Keane
challenged President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry to speak
out against this press censorship by a key U.S. ally.
"President
Obama and Secretary Kerry, whose public careers owe much to the civil rights
movement and the anti-war movement of the turbulent 1960s, should know better
than most the value of robust, unfettered public debate," Greiling Keane
said. "They should use their influence to promote this key American value
abroad."
According to press accounts,
Jordanian officials have moved to block Internet publications that are critical
of the government. The move took place just two weeks after the International
Press Institute held its annual World Congress in Amman. Among the websites
shuttered by Jordanian authorities was AmmanNet, founded by Daoud Kuttab, a
member of the International Press Institute's executive board. Kuttab is a
former visiting professor at Princeton University.
The National Press Club, established
in 1908, is the world's leading professional organization for journalists. It
counts among its members more than 3,000 members of the media and news sources.
Through its Press Freedom Committee, the club speaks out frequently in defense
of press freedom and transparency.
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