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PROGRAMME MONDAY 8TH JULY 2013: ARRIVAL A- WORKSHOP ON THE THEME TUESDAY 9TH - THURSDAY 11TH JULY TUESDAY 9TH JULY 2013 07H00 Morning Prayer (privately) 07H30 Breakfast 08H30 – 09H30: Opening Mass 09H30 – 10H00: Break 10H00 – 11H30: Opening Ceremony ▪ Opening Prayer ▪ Speeches and Goodwill messages 1. President of the National Episcopal Conference of Congo 2. Apostolic Nuncio in DRC 3. Congregation for the Evangelisation of the Peoples 4. Message from the Holy Father M U S I C A L I N T E R L U D E 5. Other speakers (cf. Programme of the opening ceremony for more details) 6. SECAM President 7. President of the Democratic Republic of Congo Group Photo 11H30 – 12H00: Break 12H00 – 12H45: Keynote Address by Cardinal Christian TUMI and free discussions 12H45 Closing Prayer and Blessing 13H00 – 15H00: Lunch and Break 15H00 – 16H30: Talk: «Continuity between Ecclesia in Africa and Africae Munus» by Cardinal Laurent MONSENGWO PASSINYA 16H30 – 17H00: Coffee Break 17H00 – 18H30: Presentation by Facilitators and Workshops 18H30 – 19H30: Groups reports and discussions in Plenary 1 19H30 Vespers 20H00 Dinner WEDNESDAY 10TH JULY 2013 07H00 Mass with Lauds 08H00 – 08H30: Breakfast 09H00 – 10H30: Talk: «Role of the ‘Truth and Reconciliation’ Commissions in the light of Africae Munus» by Bishop Matthew Hassan KUKAH 10H30 – 11H00: Coffee Break 11H00 – 12H30: Workshops 12H30 – 12H45: Midday prayer 13H00 – 15H00: Lunch and Break 15H00 – 16H30: Talk: «Socio-political movements in Northern Africa and the Interreligious dialogue» by Bishop George CHIHANE 16H30 – 17H00: Coffee Break 17H00 – 18H30: Presentation by Facilitators and Workshops 18H30 – 19H45: Groups Reports and discussions in Plenary First reading of the resolutions and recommendations on Reconciliation, Justice and Peace in Africa. 19H45 Vespers 20H00 Dinner THURSDAY 11TH JULY 2013 (Morning) 07H00 Mass with Lauds 08H00 – 08H30: Breakfast 08H30– 10H30: Conclusion by Facilitators and Adoption of the Resolutions and Recommendations 10H30 – 11H00: Coffee Break 11H00 – 12H00: Adoption of the Resolutions and Recommendations (Continued) 12H00 – 13H00: Informal meetings 13H00 – 15H00: Lunch and Break 2 B- PLENARY ASSEMBLY THURSDAY 11TH - SATURDAY 13TH JULY THURSDAY 11TH JULY 2013 (Afternoon) 15H00 – 16H30: Introduction and beginning ▪ Presentation of the Acts of the 15th Plenary Assembly ▪ Report of SECAM’s President 16H30 – 17H00: Coffee Break 17H00 – 19H45: Reports ▪ Secretary General ▪ Treasurer ▪ Departments 19H45 Vespers 20H00 Dinner FRIDAY 12TH JULY 2013 07H00 Mass with Lauds 08H00 – 08H30: Breakfast 09H00 – 10H30: Talk and debate: «SECAM in the light of Africae Munus: strengths, weaknesses, perspectives» by Cardinal Théodore Adrien SARR 10H30: Coffee Break Visit to the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo 13H00 – 15H00: Lunch and Break 15H00 – 16H30: Statutes and new options for a more united and stronger SECAM 16H30 – 17H00: Coffee Break 17H00 – 19H45: Report of Regional Conferences on their Regions Presentation and Amendments on the Message and the Communiqué 19H45: Vespers 20H00 Dinner and Free time SATURDAY 13TH JULY 2013 07H00 Mass with Lauds 08H00 – 08H30: Breakfast 3 09H00 – 09H45: Examination and adoption of SECAM’s Action Plan 09H45 – 10H30: Talk on the Moto Proprio «Intima Ecclesiae Natura» by Cardinal Robert SARAH 10H30 – 11H00: Coffee Break 11H00 – 12H30: Adoption of the Message and the Communiqué 12H30 – 12H45: Midday prayer 13H00 – 15H00: Lunch and Break 15H00 – 17H00: Elections 17H00 – 17H30: Coffee Break 17H30 – 19H00: Secretaries General’s Mandate Date and Venue of the next Plenary Assembly A.O.B 19H00 Closing and Vespers 19H30 Dinner and cultural show C- ANTICIPATED CELEBRATION OF «SECAM’S DAY» (29 July) SUNDAY 14th JULY 2013 09H00 Closing Mass at Stade des Martyrs 13H00 Lunch 16H00 Organised visits around the city 19H30 Dinner and free time MONDAY 15th JULY 2013: DEPARTURES HAVE A FRUITFUL MEETING AND SAFE JOURNEY TO ALL! 4 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS COUNTRY TITLE TELEPHONE E.MAIL I. AFRIQUE 1. Most Rev. Sithembele SIPUKA: Bishop 0027475326301 [email protected] 1. South Africa IMBISA Representative Bishop +21 458397022 [email protected] 2. Most Rev. Dabula MPAKO Religious 012-3236458 [email protected] 3. Sr Hermenegild MAKORO 00244- [email protected] eme 4. Most Rev. Gabriel MBILINGI : 2 Archbishop 923310055 2. Angola Vice-Prés. SCEAM 5. Most Rev. Jose Manuel IMBAMBA, Archbishop 00244-923312623 [email protected] Rep CEAST 00244 252264474 [email protected] 6. Most Rev. Estanislau Bishop +244 936578730 CHINDECASSE, Rep CEAST 00244231222237 [email protected] 7. Most Rev. Filomeno do Nasciemento Bishop 00244923423771 VIERA DIAS, Rep CEAST 5 Priest [email protected] 8. Rev. Fr. Samuel de Jesus Paquete 00229 95 35 [email protected] Bishop 5342 3. Benin 9. Most Rev. Victor AGBANOU Priest 0022921300767 [email protected] 10. Rev. Fr. Pascal GUEZODJE : Vice- 0022995865600 Secretary General 11. Rev. Fr. Edouard ADE Priest 0029995054998 [email protected] 0267 241-3601 [email protected] 12. Most Rev. Frank NUBUASAH : Bishop [email protected] 4. Botswana President IMBISA 00226705447 [email protected] 5. Burkina 13. Most Rev. Joachim OUEDRAOGO, Bishop 002264154444 Faso Rep +226 50306026 [email protected] 14. Rev. Fr. Sie Mathias KAM : Priest +226 70235346 Secretary General 6 15. Most Rev. Simon NTAMWANA, +257 22402160 [email protected] 6. Burundi Archbishop of Gitega Archbishop +257 79950486 16. Most Rev. Gervais +257 79928215 [email protected] BANSHIMIYUBUSA : President Bishop CECAB +257 79185758 [email protected] 17. Rev. Fr. Lambert NICITERETSE : Priest +257 22223263 Secretary General Cardinal (237) 75 340330 7. Cameroon 18. H. E. Christian Cardinal TUMI (237) 70666667 [email protected] 19. Most Rev. Joseph ATANGA : Rep. Archbishop +237 99908139 ACERAC +237 774395 01 [email protected] 20. Most Rev. Samuel KLEDA : Bishop +237 33423714 President Bishop +237 777523332 [email protected] 21. Most Rev. Georges NKUO : Rep. 0023777773167 [email protected] Bishop 0023733487135 22. Most Rev. Abraham KOME : Rep. 23. Most Rev. Sébastien (237)77873904 [email protected] MONGO BEHON: Secretary General Bishop CENC 7 8. Congo- 24. Most Rev. Louis PORTELLA- Bishop +242050555497 [email protected] Brazza MBUYU : President. ACERAC 00242066610782 [email protected] 25. Rev. Fr. Prosper M. MASSENGO : Bishop 00242055263056 Secretary General ACERAC (+242) [email protected] 066217101 26. Rev. Fr. Blaise-Martin MAKIZA, Priest [email protected] Secretary Gen. of CEC 27. Most Rev. Yao KOUADIO Marcellin, Bishop (00225)07912408 [email protected] Rep. 00225 30641745 9. Côte d’Ivoire 28. Rev. Fr. Aka ALOFA, Sec. Gen. Priest +225 426000 [email protected] 29. Rév. Fr. Nathanaël Yaovi SOEDE : Priest +225 05794106 [email protected] President ATA +225 02292656 [email protected] 30. Mr Valentin DAMBO, President Laity +225 47135313 CRLAO +236 75400180 [email protected] 10. Centre Bishop +236 70921204 Afrique 31. NONGO AZIAGBIA Nestor Desiré 32. Rev. Fr. Hani BAKHOUM Priest 00201224751621 [email protected] 11. Egypt KIROULOS 8 33. Most Rev. Grace Abune +251 111550300 [email protected] Berhaneyesus D. SOURAPHIEL, Archbishop 12. Ethiopia President 00241/06262549/ [email protected] 34. Most Rev. Timothée MODIBO Bishop 07520373 [email protected] 13. Gabon NZOCKENA : President (00241) 07-41- [email protected] 51-46 (00241) 06-06- 35. Rev. Fr. Michel-Ange BENGONE : Priest 89-22 Secretary General +233-302-777833 [email protected] 36. Most Rev. Charles G. PALMER- Archbishop +233-302-222728 14. Ghana BUCKLE : Treasurer SCEAM 37. Most Rev. Joseph OSEI-BONSU : Bishop +233244488904 [email protected] President 38. Most Rev. Gabriel J. ANOKYE : Bishop +233 208550154 [email protected] Representative +233-244081670 [email protected] 39. Rev. Fr. Nicholas AFRIYIE : Sec. Priest 208331153 [email protected] General 40. Rev. Fr. François-Xavier DAMIBA : +233 302-778867 [email protected] Sec general. SCEAM Priest st 41. Rev. Fr. Joseph KOMAKOMA: 1 +233 302-778867 [email protected] .Dep. Sec. General ‘’ Priest m 9 42. Rev. Fr. Yves Lucien E. NDJANA : +233 302-778867 [email protected] Director BICAM ‘’ Priest 43. Mr. Bénédict ASSOROW : Director +233 244274186 [email protected] of Communications Laity 44. Mr George QUARSHIE: Accountant +233 302778867 [email protected] SCEAM Laity 45. Mlle Juliet AMAH : Bilingual +233 302778867 [email protected] Secretary SECAM Laity 46. Mr Paul MUCHENA: Program +233 302778867 [email protected] officer. SECAM Laity 47. Mr Firmin ADJAHOSSOU: Prog +233 302778867 [email protected] officer. SECAM Laity 48. Mr. Paul TOWNSEND, Reg. Laity +233 544312414 [email protected] Director, CRS 49. Mr. Hippolyt PUL ,Coordinator, J&P Laity +233 244311098 [email protected] CRS 15. Guinea- 50. Most Rev. Jose Camnate Na Bishop 002456627291 [email protected] Bissau BISSIN : Représ. RECOWA/CERAO 51. H. E. John Cardinal NJUE: Cardinal 16. Kenya President +254-52-2020725 Archidiocese- [email protected] Bishop +254728-303888 52. Most Rev. Zaccheus OKOTH 10 53. Most. Rev. Tarcisius ZIYAYE, Bishop President AMECEA +254 204443133 [email protected] e 00254 20- 54. Rev. Fr. Vincent WAMBUGU, Priest 4443134 Secretary General 55. Rev. Prof. Peter I GICHURE, Rep. Laity ACUHIAM/ASUNICAM +254 727498964 [email protected] 56. Rev. Fr. Ferdinand LUGONZO : Priest [email protected] Secretary General AMECEA +254 734989960 [email protected]
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    Published by the DIOCESE OF BROOME PO Box 76, Broome WA 6725 T: 08 9192 1060 F: 08 9192 2136 FREE E-mail: [email protected] www.broomediocese.org ISSUE 3, JULY 2016 Multi-award winning magazine for the Kimberley • Building our future together Viewpoint The Jubilee - A Graced Time in Our Church When the Jubilee Mass began people representing the many communities of the Kimberley, processed into the Broome Civic Centre on June 2nd taking with them water from their home-towns and villages. With dignity and purpose they poured that water from their decorated containers into the large beautifully painted Holy Water Font Excellency, that rested at the foot of the sanctuary. Just Archbishop Adolfo Tito Yllana from as the waters mingled in that bowl to Canberra, and other bishops from Australia become one, so too were gathered as one COVER: and Bishop Cornelius Korir from Eldoret almost a thousand people from various parts Photo: M Adams Diocese in Kenya. It was indeed a time for of the vast Kimberley Mission and from Diocese of Broome Jubilee gratitude and celebration. I give thanks to outside the region too. They joined in Mass - 2 June 2016 almighty God for my forty years as a priest communion of mind and heart to celebrate Front, from left, Yeison Cruz, and my twenty years as Bishop of Broome Bishop Saunders and Fr with joy the fiftieth anniversary of the and the Kimberley, and I remembered those Marcello Parra Gonzalez Diocese of Broome. moments on our Jubilee night. To have Back, from left, Apostolic I am sure that the celebration of this been present as we celebrated the fiftieth Nuncio Archbishop Adolfo memorable Jubilee Eucharist exceeded our Tito Yllano, Archbishop of anniversary, the Golden Jubilee, of the greatest expectations and that is due in great Perth Timothy Costelloe SDB Diocese of Broome was an outstanding part to the wonderful work done in privilege for which I will always be thankful.
  • Freedom of the Press 2005

    Freedom of the Press 2005

    FREEDOM OF THE PRESS 2005 FREEDOM OF THE PRESS 2005 A Global Survey of Media Independence EDITED BY KARIN DEUTSCH KARLEKAR FREEDOM HOUSE NEW YORK WASHINGTON, D.C. ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD PUBLISHERS, INC. LANHAM BOULDER NEW YORK TORONTO OXFORD ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD PUBLISHERS, INC. Published in the United States of America by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. A wholly owned subsidiary of The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc. 4501 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 200, Lanham, MD 20706 www.rowmanlittlefield.com P.O. Box 317, Oxford OX2 9RU, United Kingdom Copyright © 2005 by Freedom House All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publisher. ISSN 1551-9163 ISBN 0-7425-4028-6 (cloth : alk. paper) ISBN 0-7425-4029-4 (pbk. : alk. paper) Printed in the United States of America The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of American National Standard for Information Sciences—Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992. Table of Contents Acknowledgments, vii The Survey Team, ix Survey Methodology, xvii Press Freedom in 2004, 1 Karin Deutsch Karlekar Global and Regional Tables, 11 Country Reports and Ratings, 19 Freedom House Board of Trustees, 225 About Freedom House, 226 Acknowledgments Freedom of the Press 2005 could not have been completed without the contributions of numerous Freedom House staff and consultants. The following section, entitled “The Survey Team,” contains a detailed list of writers and advisers without whose efforts and input this project would not have been possible.