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The Foreign Press Association of New York is a nonprofit, independent, professional body of foreign correspondents based in the United States. Founded in 1918, the Foreign Press Association represents more than 400 members from 50 different countries. Although the bulk of its members come from Europe, there is not a single region in the world which is not represented among the membership. Membership not only includes exclusive member benefits and discounts but it provides unique professional opportunities to expand your network and help establish you in New York City. Visit our website to learn how to become a member.
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03/07/2020
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03/04/2020
Newsroom
The FPA condemns the arbitrary restrictions proposed on Chinese journalists in the USA.
Overseas reporters in the United States benefit from implied 1st amendment rights.
Read our statement on why protecting a free press matters:
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The FPA which has represented the global press based in the US for over a century condemns the arbitrary restrictions proposed on Chinese journalists in the USA. For years overseas reporters...
02/28/2020
U.S. Considers Expelling Chinese Journalists After Americans Barred
The FPA is quoted supporting the free press in the United States:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-02-24/u-s-mulls-expelling-chinese-journalists-after-americans-barred
“Any suggestion that the United States should emulate the Chinese government’s decision to expel three WSJ reporters by deporting Chinese journalists would be counterproductive and ultimately damaging to First Amendment principles for the entire press community in the United States"...
The U.S. is weighing whether to expel Chinese journalists after China kicked out three Wall Street Journal reporters, part of a push by the Trump administration to show leaders in Beijing that it will resist restrictions on Americans working in China.
11/21/2019
Revealed: Bayer AG discussed plans to give not-for-profit funding for influence
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BREAKING NEWS
"The FPA-USA is not for sale"
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https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/nov/21/bayer-ag-emails-business-interests-funding
Emails between two senior executives and a journalist show discussions aimed at giving Bayer a voice in press foundation initiatives
11/07/2019
Our right to know what's happening in the world around us is being threatened. The Foreign Press Association is proud to join The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and Committee to Protect Journalists in supporting the #ProtectPressFreedom campaign, because to remain free, we must be informed. Visit ProtectPressFreedom.org.
09/29/2019
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09/26/2019
Some of the photos taken from Concordia summit 2019. FPA had the honor to be a media partner for @Concordia. Stay tuned for video of our exclusive interviews.
Some of the photos taken from Concordia summit 2019. FPA had the honor to be a media partner for @Concordia. Stay tuned for video of our exclusive interviews.
04/29/2019
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
"This world is divided roughly into three kinds of nations: those that spend lots of money to keep their weight down; those whose people eat to live; and those whose people don't know where their next meal is coming from."
David S. Landes, author, professor of economics & history (1924-2013)
04/25/2019
Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas
JOURNALISM IN THE AMERICAS
On the initiative of journalists’ association, political parties in Uruguay to sign a pact against misinformation
By Silvia Higuera/TM
All political parties with representation in the Uruguayan parliament are set to sign an Ethical Pact against misinformation on April 26. The initiative was born of the Uruguayan Press Association (APU) with the purpose of politicians committing to "not generate or promote false news or disinformation campaigns to the detriment of adversaries" in the next electoral contest, reported Observacom.
The president of Uruguay, Tabaré Vázquez, as well as the former presidents Julio Sanguinetti and José Mujica confirmed their presence at the signing ceremony for the pact, the APU reported.
As Luis Corbello, press secretary of the APU, told Radio Uruguay, the initiative was formalized last December, and international organizations and civil society organizations joined.
Organizations such as UNESCO, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and digital platforms such as Google and Facebook showed support for this initiative, described by some experts as "virtually unique in the world," according to Observacom.
"No one can guarantee that there will be no false news, what we ask the parties is that they neither generate it nor promote it," Corbello said, according to a statement from the APU.
Accompanying this pact, within the framework of the "Clean Campaign of False News" also from the APU, the organization hopes to train journalists in the fight against so-called fake news, reported Observacom. Representatives from Google, Twitter and Facebook, as well as data verification initiatives from the region, such as those of Argentina and Brazil, will support this training, Observacom added.
"We are interested in our colleagues having tools to discern when false news appears and being able to quickly take it out of circulation," Corbello told Radio Uruguay. "Precisely the other leg of this campaign has to do with supporting news verification mechanisms (...) in Uruguay, the creation of an information checking mechanism called verificado.uy is beginning to be developed with a lot of force.”
The initiative is driven by newspaper La Diaria, the weekly Búsqueda and the program En Perspectiva, as well as universities in the country. "The idea is that it be established so that it continues working permanently, not only for political or electoral issues," Corbello added.
SOURCE: Knight Center - University of Texas
04/18/2019
WE ARE FRANCE
Monday's tragic fire at Notre Dame in Paris brought back memories of 9/11 and the overwhelming demonstration of humanitarian support from around the world.
Sovereign frontiers or boundaries divide people according to their loyalties and customs.
There are no boundaries for what makes people genuine human beings, again evidenced by an immediate global response resulting in over $1 billion in contributions for the Notre Dame restoration fund.
03/07/2019
CPJ emergencies director meets journalists at Venezuela-Colombia border
Safety concerns for media escalate along with political tensions
New York, March 7, 2019--The Committee to Protect Journalists traveled this week to Colombia, including its border with Venezuela, to meet with journalists and other press freedom organizations.
CPJ has documented escalating attacks on media covering Venezuela's political crisis, including the brief detention on February 25 of an Univision crew in the presidential palace, confiscation of their equipment, and expulsion the next day. Yesterday, counterintelligence agents detained a U.S. freelance journalist and his Venezuelan fixer; both were released later that day. Authorities have also raided newsrooms and censored outlets, and security forces have assaulted journalists, according to CPJ research. The local press freedom organization IPYS Venezuela reported dozens of attacks on journalists in the last two months, including 21 press freedom violations on February 23 alone.
The Emergencies Response Team has provided safety information and advice. This week, CPJ Emergencies Director Maria Salazar Ferro traveled to Colombia to meet with Venezuelan, Colombian, and international journalists. Yesterday, Salazar Ferro traveled to Cucuta in northern Colombia with the local freedom of expression group FLIP to meet with journalists, including Venezuelans stranded there following the closing of the border. CPJ will provide them with emergency support and help them strengthen their safety protocols.
"Our goal is to assess the rapidly changing situation first hand, and to understand how safety needs have evolved in tandem with the escalation of tensions during the political crisis," Salazar Ferro said. "We want to understand how we can continue to support these journalists and help ensure that they can safely cover this developing story."
CPJ launched the Emergencies Response Team, headed by Salazar Ferro, in late 2016 to provide tangible safety advice and support to journalists in emergency situations. The team has addressed safety concerns on a wide range of issues, including covering elections and protests; preparing for screenings at border crossings; combating surveillance software; and hostile situations for journalists working in Syria, Nicaragua, Gaza and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The team has published safety advisories on, or deployed experts to, Iraq, Syria, Nicaragua, and the Gaza strip. Visit CPJ's website to learn more about the Emergencies Response Team, or sign up for its emails.
03/05/2019
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Brief remarks at the Centennial Dinner & Awards with an introduction to initiatives for the FPA-USA's next 100 years!
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http://tinyurl.com/y3w28o57
03/04/2019
Message From the President
Message from the President: Our Centennial Year and the Next 100 Years!
https://www.foreignpressassociation.org/message-from-the-president.html
TO: Members of the Foreign Press Association – “FPA-USA” FROM: David P. Michaels, President DATE: 31 st December 2018 SUBJECT: Year End “Message from the President” Ladies & Gentlemen: On...
03/04/2019
David P. Michaels on Twitter
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David P. Michaels, President, Foreign Press Association (USA) addresses distinguished guests at the Foreign Press Association Centennial Dinner & Awards.
https://twitter.com/DPMichaelsNYC/status/1065636375930773505
https://youtu.be/a1QbPSAkRHY
“David P. Michaels, President, Foreign Press Association (USA) addresses distinguished guests at the Centennial Dinner & Awards on 8th November, 2018 https://t.co/NyoFFsGFAD”
03/03/2019
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
"We have probed the earth, excavated it, burned it, ripped things from it, buried things in it, chopped down its forests, leveled its hills, muddied its waters, and dirtied its air. That does not fit my definition of a good tenant. If we were here on a month-to-month basis, we would have been evicted long ago."
Rose Bird, Chief Justice of California Supreme Court (1936-1999)
08/16/2018
"GLOBAL MATTERS THAT MATTER" EPISODE ONE
"GLOBAL MATTERS THAT MATTER"
EPISODE ONE - THE SAFE WATER NETWORK: (MEDIA VERSION)
“SAVING MILLIONS OF LIVES
BY PROVIDING LIFE-SAVING WATER"
08/16/2018
Social Media Edit Final
THE FOREIGN PRESS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS
A FOREIGN PRESS REPORTS PRODUCTION
“GLOBAL MATTERS THAT MATTER”
EPISODE ONE - THE SAFE WATER NETWORK:
“SAVING MILLIONS OF LIVES
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THE FOREIGN PRESS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS
A FOREIGN PRESS REPORTS PRODUCTION
“GLOBAL MATTERS THAT MATTER”
EPISODE ONE - THE SAFE WATER NETWORK:
“SAVING MILLIONS OF LIVES
BY PROVIDING LIFE-SAVING WATER"
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"Global Matters That Matter" Episode One:\ THE SAFE WATER NETWORK: “SAVING MILLIONS OF LIVES BY PROVIDING LIFE-SAVING WATER”
07/25/2018
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
"The only index by which to judge a government or a way of life is by the quality of the people it acts upon. No matter how noble the objectives of a government, if it blurs decency and kindness, cheapens human life, and breeds ill will and suspicion -- it is an evil government."
Eric Hoffer, philosopher & author (1902-1983)
04/19/2018
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04/19/2018
The FPA was the honorary guest at the opening bell ceremony of Nasdaq!
FPA's Centennial Year was launched with the ringing of the opening bell of Nasdaq in Times Square! Learn more about the Foreign Press Association of the United States by visiting our website: www.ForeignPressAssociation.org.
04/17/2018
ProPublica’s Haspel Correction Highlights Bugs in Journalism’s Code | CommunicationsMatch
So here's a conversation starter. What does journalism need to do to re-build trust? Executive Committee member Simon Erskine Locke recently posted an article in his capacity as CEO of CommunicationsMatch arguing that ProPublica's Gina Haspel retraction reveals bugs in journalism's code. He argues that journalism should be more modest in its ambitions to be the arbiter of the truth. What is the right balance? https://www.communicationsmatch.com/insights-blog/post/propublicas-haspel-correction-
The response to a mistake in reporting - a very human mistake that occurs despite checks and balances - can mean the loss of the rest of the story. The recent ProPublica reporting, and subsequent correction, on Gina Haspel and her nomination as CIA Director, provides a valuable lesson in why journal...
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04/12/2018
Nasdaq
The Foreign Press Association's (FPA) Centennial Year celebrations were launched this morning with the ringing of the opening bell of NASDAQ. President of the FPA, David P. Michaels, members of the Executive Committee of the FPA and Foreign Press Foundation Board of Governors, marked 100 years of supporting international reporters at the high-profile market open, which was carried on the major networks.
Michaels, Nancy Prager Kamel, Chairman of the Board of Governors and Thanos Dimadis, Executive Director, were interviewed for a “Behind the Bell” FACEBOOK Live segment in which they discussed the history of the FPA, the re-launch of the Foreign Press Awards in November, and commitment to supporting international journalists.
The FPA logo and opening bell ceremony were replayed on NASDAQ’s Times Square video screens.
Watch the interview: https://www.facebook.com/Nasdaq/videos/vb.13881287428/10156194580077429/?type=2&theater
Watch the video (Fast forward to 4 mins 45 seconds): https://www.facebook.com/Nasdaq/videos/10156194492202429/
The Foreign Press Association Rings the Nasdaq Opening Bell as it celebrates its 100-year anniversary.
01/14/2018
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
@ForeignPressUS
"The people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country."
Hermann Göring, Nazi military leader (1893-1946)
12/25/2017
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
"The tools of conquest do not necessarily come with bombs, and explosions, and fallout. There are weapons that are simply thoughts, attitudes, prejudices, to be found only in the minds of men. For the record, prejudices can kill and suspicion can destroy; and a thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all of its own for the children, and the children yet unborn.
"Rod Serling, writer of the science fiction TV series The Twilight Zone (1924-1975)
12/12/2017
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
"The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum -- even encourage the more critical and dissident views. That gives people the sense that there's free thinking going on, while all the time the presuppositions of the system are being reinforced by the limits put on the range of the debate."
Noam Chomsky, linguistics professor & political activist (b. 7 Dec 1928)
10/29/2017
FAKE NEWS IS:
"Rather than thinking about what exactly is fake news, (because it’s more of a hash tag than anything else, it’s not a term of art), I think it’s more important to think about the kind of information that is intentionally distributed and intentionally created in order to undermine the public’s right to know and to undermine the public’s ability to discern fact from reality and fact from fiction."
David Kaye, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression.
"From time to time, getting a fact wrong in a news story is not fake news. Expressing a view or an opinion that is not shared by the reader or listener is also not fake news. I would say that fake news should be narrowly defined to mean things that are just made up."
Rob Balin, Senior Vice Chair, IBA Media Law Committee.
"The intentional, strategic, deliberate use of not just necessarily misleading but straight up false information to influence dynamics or straight out change outcomes – that is what I define as fake news. The intentionality, directness, deliberateness and “strategic-ness” of the use of that false information is what, in my opinion, draws the line between the fake news that we witness today and the type of misleading reports that throughout history have influenced conflict dynamics in the past."
Federica D’Alessandra, Vice Chair, IBA Human Rights Law Committee & Co-Chair, IBA War Crimes Committee.
"Fake news is, in my view, deliberately manufactured, invented deceptions. Our president began, I think, abusing or misusing the term and applying it to legitimate news organisations such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNN. And through that use, the term fake news has taken on perhaps a different meaning. It now seems to mean anything you don’t like is fake news. So I don’t know the answer to what is [fake news]."
Mark Stephens, Past Chair, IBA Media Law Committee.
"Rather than thinking about what exactly is fake news, (because it’s more of a hash tag than anything else, it’s not a term of art), I think it’s more important to think about the kind of information that is intentionally distributed and intentionally created in order to undermine the public’s right to know and to undermine the public’s ability to discern fact from reality and fact from fiction."
Jay Seaton, Former media lawyer and publisher who considered a law suit against a Colorado senator.
"The Guardian’s readers’ editor has defined fake news as “fictions deliberately fabricated and presented as non-fiction in order to make readers treat them as facts or doubt verifiable facts”."
Gillian Philips, Director of Editorial Legal Services, The Guardian.
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I have read with utmost interest the book, "Across the Pond," by Terry Eagleton. Here my translations of a couple of passages that describe the state of freedom of opinion here in the United States of America: "En Estados Unidos, los periodistas son demasiado deferentes al poder para burlarse de él; no es fácil imaginarse a un periodista estadounidense repitiendo dieciséis veces la misma pregunta vegonzante a un político quisquilloso (squirming), como una vez lo hizo un periodista de la BBC” (P. 41). Es la diferencia entre entre las preguntas directas pero sin malicia ni agresividad que el periodista Jordi Évole le hizo al presidente de Venezuela Maduro y las preguntas llenas de odio que le harían otros periodistas: es el estilo europeo. Ya que Évole fue directo como se estila en Europa pero no quiso denigrar a Maduro.
Eagleton dice que incluso los debates políticos estadounidenses se diseñan de tal forma que terminan con sonrisas y un cierto acuerdo entre rivales que no están de acuerdo en casi nada; lo cual Eagleton sospecha que debe ser parte de contratos previos." In sum, the United States of America is not as free as people abroad believe; freedom of the press, yes, but limited by the culture that Eagleton describes so well.
The death of Journalist Borodin
of Russia should turn our attention to the
rise of Mercenary Forces in Russia, US, Turkey
and other states who wish to avoid any international
responsibility for their illegal actions.
Erik Prince, a Trump confidant, is about to
contract for more Blackwater-type operations
in undeclared war operations. These activities
must be kept in the spotlight, and journalists
must be allowed to report with their security assured.
Call Me By Your Name got snubbed.
Wow!
What a wild morning today (December 19, 2017). Just got fired for reporting sexual harassment in the work place on Friday December 15th, 2017, the reporting of the taunting by company employees whom use vogar and sexual language wanting to settle the score for the reporting of locker room talk and behavior (sexual harassment/hostile work environment). Well it seems that German Based Company Würth Electronics, ICS located at 7496 Wester St. Dayton, Ohio 1.877.690.2207 (a subsidiary branch of the German Company Würth Elektronic Group eiSos which is Europe's biggest manufacturer of electronic & electromechanical components.) has failed miserably on the issues and reporting of sexual harassment in the work place. Management at Würth (Dayton) say that they pride themselves on the safety of all its employees and contingent employees. Well it's true, that if you are a whistle blower at Würth, and don't fit into the hostile culture at Würth they will fire you on the spot while protecting the employee(s) whom are engaging in forms of sexual harassment, whereas, creating an hostile work environment. In addition to, prior to my firing I spoke with Würth Management as to the handling of the situation surrounding the reporting of the complaint and how it was addressed, whereas, throwing us (the contingent employees) under the bus. Inotherwords, nothing you say at Würth's (i,e, Wurth Electronik Group) Dayton, Ohio Branch on the issue (s) of sexual harassment will not prompt any forms of immediate actions while falling on death ears when employees and/or contingent employees report sexual harassment in the work place. At Würth Dayton the very employee (s) complained of, will not be disciplined, nor fired for repeated conduct. The culture at Würth Dayton is trying to preserve their culture of its Ok to "sexual harass" your co-workers as long as you don't expose anyone whom engage in any forms of sexual harassment. My question here is how other major companies such as Diamler Trucks North America, LLC (which is a Diamler Company (German) whom has electronic components contracts with Würth Elektronik and its USA based subsidiary) deal with the issue(s) of sexual harassment in the work place as opposed to just outright firing the "whistle blower" in order to conceal the reporting of any and all allegation and claims of sexual harassment. Secondly, how would Equipment Manufacturer, Bob Cat Headquarted in West Fargo, North Dakota (An American Company (whom is currently engaging in plans to invest approximately $180k of its own funds to set up one food like assembly line at the Würth Dayton facility beginning in January of 2018, and the completion of three additional lines in 2019 If Würth can prove that it can handle approximately 70k units in year 2018.) deal with the issues of sexual harassment as mentioned above. I must say that you cannot turn a blind eye on any form of sexual harassment. You simply can't condone that type of behavior or conduct whether as an individual or company in the work place as a whole. The moral of this story is, that I was a voice for my daughter (whom also was fired for absolutely no reason at all), and other women at Würth Dayton who may be vulnerable and in fear of losing their jobs, due to ongoing forms of sexual harassment within the sexually charged atmosphere and environment at Würth Dayton.
The subject of sexual harassment arose when I was called into the manager of manufacturing office, and was asked how I, (at the time a contingent employee) felt about becoming a permanent employee at Würth Dayton. I was further asked "what were my thought's about the company at Würth Dayton, with general and open conversation." I expressed my thoughts and opinion openly and honestly. "I was then ask what was my daughter's
thought's, about the company as well." I, clearly expressed that she's Ok, but is feeling very uncomfortable with all of the sexually charged conversations aloud in the production area.
Subsequently, and immediately after my in office talk with the mfg manager he goes to the HR. The HR summons my daughter without my knowledge to his office on the matters of the sexually explicit conversations that was communicated in the production area openly amongst Würth Dayton employees. She was unaware of my communications with the mfg manager, whereas, she did not want to cooperate, nor create any problems for herself and no one else. As usual in the fear of losing a job assignment, she reluctantly divulged what the HR who himself already new, and was well aware of the sexually heated and infused talks between Würth employees. As an aftermath Würth Employees started distancing themselves from us like the plague, urging others to watch what you say here they come, and shushing everyone to be quiet because me and my daughter are heading in their direction.
Immediately, after her talk with the HR, that we believe we're in confident. Apparently not. Can anyone say blind sided. If I would have foreseen the aftermath of speaking up for women's rights, and not because it's my daughter, I would have kept my mouth shut, had I known that the mfg manager was going to through us under the bus by divulging and leaking the harressment issue to his team as whole. Again, I would have kept my mouth shut. However, it is of my belief and opinion, that women in the work place should not endure, nor be subjective to any forms of sexual harassment.
I myself thought that Würth Dayton as it appears should be a professional environment, to work in, not a High School of grown Adults acting in a very unprofessional manner. More importantly there is an elderly lady, that is old enough to be my grandmother/great grandmother that too works in the production area. Clearly, no respect for her either.
Finally, after this mornings concern, as to why was a Würth Employee ranting with a loud tone ("If ya'll don't like the way I talk then we can address and handle this right now") directly behind my work station clearly proves that when making allegations of sexual harassment Würth Dayton provides no confidentiality to its employees or contingent employees when issues of sexual harassment arises. Ethically and legally Würth Dayton has dropped the ball on labor relations. Sorry, to say my daughter and I was escorted from the building latter to find out that the Vandalia Police were called
where Würth Dayton made a police report and statement that I, was going to shoot up the place. We're like where in the hell did that come from. Maybe, just maybe they had concern, that since we don't eat pork toppings on pizza and pork as a whole. Würth employees immediately assumed we were Muslim. Go figure. It was a Bad Day for us, but a good day tomorrow which brings about prosperity.
Check out David Begnaud - he should get Pulitzer for his coverage of Puerto Rico! He should be a member of Foreign Press Association