Tutu calls for better media reporting of religion
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu called on the media on Wednesday to be more careful in their choice of words when reporting on religious conflict.
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TiVo is looking to religious leaders to get the word out about a new feature that helps parents control the TV shows their children watch.
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The BBC needs to make greater efforts towards impartiality, according to a report.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu urges South Africa's governing ANC not to choose Jacob Zuma as its new leader.
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The BBC News website looks at why the archbishop of Canterbury is advocating aspects of Sharia law in Britain.
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Religious leaders stir ethnic tensions by lobbying for nationalist parties ahead of local polls, a human rights group says.
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The world's media outlets should use their power to promote peace and understanding and to mobilize aid during natural disasters, as happened following the recent tsunami in Asia, Pope John Paul II said in a message released Monday.
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Dakar, Oct. 19, GNA - A communications expert has said that a blend of accurate information from traditional and religious leaders and the media were necessary for communities to make informed choices on child survival issues.
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Text of report by Ghanaian newspaper The Accra Mail on 19 September  A stakeholder meeting on transforming public media has recommended that newspapers and news agencies, especially in Africa, should stay out of government control in order to impact meaningfully on the citizenry.
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As a member of the Democratic Unionist Party and a member of the Church of Ireland, I have noticed over the last few weeks that there has been considerable media coverage regarding the restoration of power sharing in the Northern Ireland Assembly.
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South African Nobel peace prize laureate Desmond Tutu said Tuesday he will lead a group of elder statesmen later this month to visit western Sudan&#39;s conflict-ridden Darfur region.
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ATLANTA, Oct. 21 -- The Dalai Lama and other spiritual leaders called Sunday for followers of the world's religions to work toward understanding each other rather than bickering over differences.
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ROME, Sep 19 (IPS) - The Vatican, seat of the Roman Catholic faith,  launched a diplomatic drive this week to explain the Pope's  controversial references to Islam.
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JAKARTA has called on Thailand&#39;s premier to explain his allegations that Indonesian radical groups were behind unrest in the south of his country that has left more than 560 people dead this year.
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New information minister encourages more critical media in a country known for its censored press.
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Text of report by Ghanaian GBC radio on 11 December  A conference on the media and national development is taking place in Accra. The participants from all over the country are deliberating on how the media can respond responsibly to the unlimited freedom they are enjoying.
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Queen Sirikit makes a rare public declaration calling for an end to the religious unrest in Thailand's south.