Personal Message from sally@near.ie : Coinciding with the United Nations Climate Change Conference, taking place in Copenhagen from December 7-18 December, near90fm will be broadcasting a series of 30 minutes documentaries focusing on how your individual actions can help to stop climate change while saving you money! U Got The Power will be broadcast Monday to Friday (7th-11th December) at 6.30 pm. Our site will be updated daily to include the podcast of each programme as it is broadcast. Programme 4: You are what you eat. Where do you food come from? And, more importantly, what is it made of?

Coinciding with the United Nations Climate Change Conference, taking place in Copenhagen from December 7-18 December, near90fm will be broadcasting a series of 30 minutes documentaries focusing on how your individual actions can help to stop climate change while saving you money! U Got The Power will be broadcast Monday to Friday (7th-11th December) at 6.30 pm. Our site will be updated daily to include the podcast of each programme as it is broadcast. Programme 3: Your transport choices to keep your body and mind healthy.

Coinciding with the United Nations Climate Change Conference, taking place in Copenhagen from December 7-18 December, near90fm will be broadcasting a series of 30 minutes documentaries focusing on how your individual actions can help to stop climate change while saving you money! U Got The Power will be broadcast Monday to Friday (7th-11th December) at 6.30 pm. Our site will be updated daily to include the podcast of each programme as it is broadcast. The series includes: Programme 2: Renewable energies. Can you home go solar, wind powered…?

Personal Message from sally@near.ie : `Coinciding with the United Nations Climate Change Conference, taking place in Copenhagen from December 7-18 December, near90fm will be broadcasting a series of 30 minutes documentaries focusing on how your individual actions can help to stop climate change while saving you money! U Got The Power will be broadcast Monday to Friday (7th-11th December) at 6.30 pm. Our site will be updated daily to include the podcast of each programme as it is broadcast. The series includes: Programme 1: How to –very easily and cheaply- make your home energy efficient.

near90fm 16 Days of Action against Violence against Women starts with a panel discussion. Our panelists are Bronwen Maher (Labour Party), Nell Fitzpatricks (Older Women Network) and Elaine King (neartv productions).

Title of the program: Information on Joint Action Group on Violence Against Women Name of organization: Centre for Independent Journalism Country: Malaysia Type of program: Radio spots Length: 1 minute 52 seconds Language of the program: Malay Summary : A women activist talk about women movement which called as JAG ( joint action group - gender equality) - about how its starts, what are the issues that given priority, the strength working as group rather than individual, the problems that they face and the achievement.

gamka abuse against women Please find attached an hour long radio program that talks about abuse against women. This is from a new radio station Radioo Gamkaland in Beaufort West, Western Cape. We have been funded by the Department of Social Development for an HIV and AIDS program and that includes broadcasting 8 monthly radio programs. The aim of this theme was to link abuse against women to HIV. It is in Afrikaans as that is the dominant language in that area and the radio station went on air for the first time in a couple of months ago and we think the theme is relevant for the 16 days of activism againts women and children's abuse. Kind Regards Busi Ngcebetsha Projects Manager Media & Training Centre for Health Tel: +27214487339 Fax: +27214488290 www.mtcforhealth.co.za

Title of the program: Sarsafai ra Khanepaani ko Bahas Discussion of Water and Sanitation Name of organisation: Radio Sagarmatha FM 102.4 MHz Type of program: Interview Length: 25 minutes 25 seconds Language of the program: Nepali The program was broadcasted on: 25th November 2009 Summary: Various governmental and non-governmental organizations working in the field of Water and Sanitation bring forth programs to be implemented in the local and the national level. But there are complains that the programs are very rarely gender-friendly. The experts opined that the programs on Water and Sanitation (WATSAN) should be planned accordingly. In the context of the 16 days movement of violence against women, we have incorporated two interviews in the program; 1. Interview with Mr. Krishna Rana, Program Manager, Community based WATSAN program under the Department of Water and Sewage Management. - Nepalese society is such that men have always been the decision maker in the family and community. So, the women participation has always been a major problem in any program. But, the government policy about water management formulated in the year 1996 has mentioned few things about women participation. The department has now brought forth programs with the help of ADB in the Western, Mid Western and Far Western regions of Nepal. And for the assurance of the women participation in the WATSAN programs, two women members out of 9 are made compulsory it the consumer's committee. This makes 22% of the total count. In these 3 regions, there are 676 consumers' committees in 21 districts. And the women participation in this committee has proved very fruitful as in most of the cases it is seen that the inactive committees have been brought to life by its women members. And government has taken the examples of these 3 regions, and has now planned of implementing WATSAN programs in other regions in similar manner. 2. Interview with Mr. Bhupendra Aryal, Program Development Officer, Rural WATSAN development fund committee. - Most of the women in Nepal are responsible for the household activities; from cleaning to washing and from cooking food to fetching water. Because of the infrastructures and the geographical condition of Nepal, a person has to walk for hours to fetch a pot of water. This sad state prevails in almost all over rural Nepal. But, in recent programs launched for the rural, women participation has been made compulsory. They are invited in every consumer committee and their consent is made compulsory in any decisions. And the age old tradition of having women participation in any meeting, just in the name of their presence has ended. This has resulted in gender friendly programs in the community. The queuing up for ages for a pot of water has ended as there are many taps and other sources created near the community as per the necessity shown by the women. This has saved time for the productive activities which has even contributed in raising the living standards.

Radio Zanzan de Bondoukou en Cote d'Ivoire,audio Visage de femme Interview realise avec une femme leader de la region Nord-Est de la Cote d'Ivoire Duree: 10:03 minutes

3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . TUCUMAN ! A muy poquitos dias del XXIV Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres en Argentina, conversamos con Vicky Disatnik de la Comision Organizadora. Vicky nos cuenta sobre el contexto politico en el que se enmarca este nuevo encuentro de mujeres. 12 minutos, 43 segundos - mp3

VHR (Voice of Human Rights) Media. Summary: Indun, a teacher in Lampung, Sumatra, Indonesia, worked for community to combat illiteracy. Her job was a program of Gerwani -a woman association affiliated to Communist Party. As a member of the association, Indun actively taught in a school at a remote place. Unfortunately, a tragedy in 1965 changed everything. And this is Indun's story that she told in 2001. This storytelling is produced by Voice of Human Rights Radio Program. Wirayanti works as producers. The script is written by Landung Simatupang. Interview by Yayan W. The story is narrated by Landung Simatupang. Endah Widyastuty-Rei Project as music director. Sound editing and mixing done by Anie Ismawati. 16 minutes - English

Spot contra la violencia - Español - 51sec - mp3

itle of the program: Violence Against Wife by Husband Name of organization: Centre for Independent Journalism Country: Malaysia Type of program: Public Service Announcement Length: 28 seconds Language of the program: Tamil Summary: A mother talks about how women were violated by husband and their situation became worst when they did not get support from parents to go against their husband.

cuna red mujeres al aire - Español - 1m 56sec - mp3

Title of the program: Causes of Violence Against Women in Malaysia Name of organization : Centre for Independent Journalism Country: Malaysia Type of program: Talk programme Length : 3 minutes 56 seconds Language of the program: Malay Summary : Two young girls talk about violence against women that happen in Malaysia, they address the root cause of the problems and its impact on women

Title of the program: Saha-astitwa Name of organisation: Radio Sagarmatha FM 102.4 MHz Type of program: Radio Magazine Length: 25 minutes 21seconds Language of the program: Nepali The program was broadcasted on: 21/11/09 Summary: • Interview with the Chief District Officer of Morang, Mr. Sashi Shekhar Shrestha - Police has always been the biggest help when it comes to restore peace in the community, and police is that force which has played very important role in minimizing the violence against women. But there has been many examples where police themselves have been the reason for violence and in some cases even the culprit. People have shown their dissatisfaction that they are rarely brought into the legal framework. CDO Shrestha, shares his experience regarding this issue. • Words from Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal in regard to the declaration of 2010 as the year to end gender-based-violence Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal said that violence against women is a serious violation of human rights and added that it must be eradicated with a collaborative effort. Further he said, the government has shown its commitment regarding the eradication of gender based violence and the campaign to generate awareness against this will be carried out for 16 days during the movement of violence against women. • Vox Pop – How can the violence against women be ended in the community? • Constituent Assembly • Coverage of weekly event about women empowerment

Morena Herrera - La penalizacion del aborto en El Salvador SEGUNDA PARTE Conversacion con Morena Herrera, acerca de la penalizacion del aborto en El Salvador 17 minutos - mp3

Morena Herrera: La penalizacion del aborto en El Salvador PRIMERA PARTE Conversacion con Morena Herrera, acerca de la penalizacion del aborto en El Salvador. 17 minutos - mp3

Title of the program: VAW – Sexual Harassment Name of organization : Centre for Independent Journalism, Malaysia Country: Malaysia Type of program: Public service announcements (PSA) Length: 48 seconds Language of the program: Tamil Summary : A housewife shared her opinion and experiences about how violence against women happen in rural areas, where they face sexual harassment from employees. Most of women in these areas don't have awareness about their rights and are scared to share the sexual problems with their partners. She also mentioned that she also shared her knowledge about women's rights to help them.

Title of the program: Discrimination Against Single Women Name of organization : Centre for Independent Journalism, Malaysia Country: Malaysia Type of program: Talk program Length: 16 minutes 19 seconds Language of the program: Tamil Summary: A kindergarten teacher shared her feelings when the community discriminates them especially during prayers in temple because they're unmarried and getting old. She also shared her experience when facing sexual harassment problem in public transport and no one bother to help her. Since she has knowledge on women and human's rights, she manages to take care of herself.

1. Title of the program: International Women's Day Name of organisation: One World South Asia Country: India Type of program: Radio Spot Length: 2 minutes 51 seconds Language of the program: Sinhala Summary: International Women’s day is celebrated on 8th March every year. Women did not have the freedom to celebrate a women’s day in the past. Women who gathered to celebrate women’s day were beaten by the police and was tear gassed in 1983. But today women have the freedom to celebrate Women’s day. This programme is produced by 'The Women and Media Collective' in Sri Lanka as part of the 'Kadathurawen Eha' programme series.

Title of the program: HIV AIDs Programme Name of organisation: Environment Cycle Radio (ECR FM 104.2 MHz) Country: Nepal Subject of the program: Informative feature Length: 1 hour 25 seconds Language of the program: Nepali Summary: The programme has been made for World AIDs Day with the aim of creating awareness and gives information about HIV AIDs and other sexually transmitted diseases. The programme shares gender disaggregated data about persons living with AIDs and the different groups (drug users, family, children, drug users, LGBT, etc) that are affected by the disease in Nepal.

Title of the program: Empowerment of Women Name of person/organisation: One World South Asia Type of program: Magazine Length: 20 minutes 4 seconds Language of the program: Hindi Summary: Women’s empowerment is a process through which women gain greater share or control over resources - material, human and intellectual like knowledge, information, ideas and financial resources like money. It also implies enhanced participation in decision-making in home, community, society and nation. According to the Country Report of Government of India, “Empowerment’ means moving from a position of enforced powerlessness to one of power”.

Title of the program: Violence Against Women at Home Name of organization: Centre for Independent Journalism, Malaysia Country: Malaysia Type of program: Talk programme Length: 4 minutes 22 seconds Language of the program: Tamil Summary : A kindergarten school teacher talks about why violence against women happen and share a true story on how husband violate women at home and how women react against that.

Dear Flor Maria Balbin, Greeting from Cambodia!! In order to join 16 days activism on Violence Against Women. The Voice of Justice and Reconciliation Radio program has conducted the radio program and broadcasted through the two local radio stations (FM 93.5 and FM104). I would like sent you the program to post in your website. Here in the detail of the Radio show: Title of the program: “Does Domestic Violence still the hot issues?”(Cambodia) Name of organization: Center for Justice and Reconciliation Type of program: Radio Magazine (There were sound clips inserted in the show such as Vox-POP of Women and Men, NGO’s interview, Ministry of Women Affair, and women songs) Length: 42 minutes Language of the program: Khmer When was the program broadcasted? December,07, 2009 Summary: Domestic Violence was regarded as hot issues in Khmer society the majority of victims are women. The Law on the prevention of Domestic Violence and the Protection of the Victims was adopted in 2005 by national parliament . The program is review the result of domestic violence after almost 5 years of the law implementation and bring more attention to reduce the domestic violence in Khmer society . Please attaching the file of program sound. Moving forward together!!! Ms. Chap Chandina Radio and Communication Manager Center for Justice and Reconciliation

The recipient(s) will receive a link(s) to download your file(s) and the personal message below: Personal Message: Title of the program: Violence Against Women Name of organization: Centre for Independent Journalism, Malaysia Country: Malaysia Type of program: Public service announcement Length: 2 minutes 10 seconds Language of the program: Tamil Summary: A lady talks about women awareness on their rights and how to stop violence against women.