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The weekly media monitoring programme by CPA featuring leading Tamil human rights activist Mano Ganesan MP.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs coverage in mainstream print, radio and television media in Sri Lanka featuring EPRLF-Pathmanabha Wing General Secretary T. Sridharan.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs coverage in mainstream print, radio and television media in Sri Lanka featuring S. Ganeshan, a noted Tamil human rights activist.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs coverage in mainstream print, radio and television media in Sri Lanka featuring Shanthi Sachithanandan, a noted Tamil human rights activist.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs coverage in mainstream print, radio and television media in Sri Lanka featuring S. Balakrishnan, a peace and human rights activist and a social worker.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs coverage in mainstream print, radio and television media in Sri Lanka. This programme features S.P. Nathan, Executive Coordinator, National Peace Council.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs in Sri Lanka featuring expert commentary by CPA’s media monitor Rajesh and renown Tamil human rights activist Mano Ganesan.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs in Sri Lanka featuring expert commentary by CPA’s media monitor Rajesh and Dr. Selvy Thiruchandran.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs in Sri Lanka featuring Ketheeshwaran and Hon. Rishad Bathiudeen.M.P., Minister of Resettlement and Disaster Relief Services.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
Media monitoring by CPA on humanitarian affairs coverage in mainstream print, radio and television media in Sri Lanka featuring S. Sivagurunathan, a noted Tamil human rights activist.
The discussions of this half an hour programme were based on CPA’s extensive in-house monitoring of all electronic, print and some web media, with a special emphasis on the quantitative and qualitative coverage of news stories on the humanitarian fallout of war, human rights and governance related issues. This programme was broadcast weekly on TNL and produced by Young Asia Television (YA-TV).
The Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA) was formed in the firm belief that there is an urgent need to strengthen institution and capacity-building for good governance and conflict transformation in Sri Lanka and that non-partisan civil society groups have an important and constructive contribution to make to this process.
Media monitoring over 2009 was supported by Internews and funded by the European Union.
