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Added by Jopie, at 01 January 2020
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WCV produces and broadcasts community radio programs on human rights and women rights, indigenous groups, health and education. The radio serves the community, informing truly, fair¬ly, independently and with integrity on community related news and events.
Women’s Community Voices enables space so that the voices and concerns of women are heard, increasing access to the full exercise of their civil rights and freedoms. Thus, the information gap between men and women and the negative image of women in the media are reduced, improving the living conditions of women in targeted areas
By these activities, Women’s Community Voices provides a participative service, which strengthens democratic values and identity, taking into account the social environment in which it operates and recognizing the fundamental and specific role of women.
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