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International Forum >> The Democracy Forum for East Asia>> "The Role of the Media in Fighting Corruption: Perspectives from Asia and Beyond"
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Introduction
Session I: The Current State of Media Reporting on Corruption in Asia Session II: The Institutional and Legal Environment Session III: Forging Partnerships in the Fight Against Corruption Session IV: Promoting More Effective Media Coverage Agenda Participants |
Agenda July 26, 2002 Opening Remarks Speakers: Baek Jong-Chun (President, the Sejong Institute), and Larry Diamond (Co-director,International Forum for Democratic Studies, NED) Session I: The Current State of Media Reporting on Corruption in Asia Moderator: Roland Rich (Director, Center for Democratic Institutions, Australia) Speakers: Melinda Quintos De Jesus (Executive Director, Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility, the Philippines), and Andy On-Tat Ho (Columnist, South China Morning Post, Hong Kong) Luncheon Session II: The Institutional and Legal Environment Moderator: Sook Jong Lee (Fellow, the Sejong Institute) Speakers: Rick Li-shi Chu (Editor in Chief, Taipei Times, Taiwan), and Hyo Seong Lee (Professor, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea) Dinner July 27, 2002 Session III: Forging Partnerships in the Fight Against Corruption Moderator: Larry Diamond (Co-director, International Forum for Democratic Studies, NED) Speakers: Luis GAbriel Moreno Ocampo (President, Transparency International, Latin America and Caribbean Islands Chapter, Argentina), and Ge0-Sung Kim (Secretary General, Transparency International Korea) Luncheon Session IV: Promoting More Effective Media Coverage Moderator: Kie-Duck Park (Director, Committee for the Democracy Forum, The Sejong Institute) Speakers: Stephen Magagnini (Senior Writer, Sacramento Bee newspaper, USA), and Mircea Toma (Senior Editor, Academia magazine, Catavencu, Romania) Closing Session Closing remarks: Marc F. Plattner (Co-director, International Forum for Democratic Studies, NED), and Kie-Duck Park (Director, Committee for the Democracy Forum, the Sejong Institute) |
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