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The 2nd MARS National Media Encounter � Ethics & Editorial Management, co-organised by the EFJ (European Federation of Journalists) and SDP, the Polish Journalists� Association, was held in Poland on 21 & 22 January 2012 in Warsaw. Held at at the SDP building for 2 days, more than 50 journalists discussed possible actions to strengthen the role of diversity and non discrimination in journalism ethics. For various participants, if this debate on media and diversity is not a new issue a in Poland, it is even more significant given the next EURO 2012. and The participants expressed their strong will to disseminate their first proposals in Polish newsrooms. The report will be available at the end of February 2012.

To allow prospective and in-service journalists and media professionals to include non discrimination and expression of diversity in their proper professional ethics and to consider non discrimination and expression of diversity as an ongoing angle of media coverage in editorial management.

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