Since its founding in 2000, the International Austrian-Turkish Press Association in Vienna has been a vocal platform for press freedom and freedom of expression in the international media, with a strong focus on Austria and Turkey. We are a network of more than 900 journalists from Austria, Turkey and other countries, who want only one thing: the freedom to practice their profession without any direct or indirect pressure. There is no democracy without free journalism, so we demand journalism and freedom everywhere.
The International Austrian-Turkish Press Association in Vienna has been organising background talks and press conferences since 2000. We are always at the disposal of our members to solve professional problems, if necessary with the help of our international lawyers. The Association supports journalists, professionals and managers, academics and students for press freedom. The association seeks cooperation with other press associations, media and organisations at home and abroad.
The International Austrian-Turkish Press Association in Vienna is a non-profit association of journalists that stands for the preservation of journalistic ethics and freedom of the press and is committed to democracy and freedom of expression. As an association, we are committed to high quality and independent journalism in Austria, Turkey and internationally. The association is committed to human rights, democracy, freedom of the press and freedom of information.
The International Austrian-Turkish Press Association in Vienna has been an important network for correspondents and journalists since 2000: Austrian and Turkish, but also international media, that references Turkey and Austria. As a non-partisan and independent voice of press freedom, the association stands for cosmopolitanism, transparency and diversity of opinion. As a vibrant platform, it provides its members and partners with access to decision-makers in Austria and Turkey through its broad network, with the aim of promoting accurate and honest journalism for the benefit of the general public.
The following criteria are decisive for the assessment:
Main or part-time activity as a correspondent
Foreign or domestic employer
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+ Statute of the International Austrian Turkish Press Association
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