ACCES PRESSE
Avec des millions de membres issus de chaque pays du monde, Avaaz est le plus grand mouvement sur internet de l'histoire.
PRINCIPAUX ARTICLES
The Guardian: From the web to the streets

The Guardian's Patrick Kingsley explores the power of 'clicktivism' and Avaaz's successful campaign to stop Rupert Murdoch's media takeover in the United Kingdom.
COUVERTURE INTERNATIONALE

Avaaz et ses campagnes ont été couverts par les plus grands médias du monde, dont les principaux journaux et chaînes de télévision sur tous les continents.

Times of London: Can this man and your mouse save the world?
This intimate Times of London feature story lauds Avaaz for "harnessing people power on the internet to bring governments and businesses to heel around the world." Read more about Avaaz Executive Director Ricken Patel and how Avaaz has quickly become "one of the most important new voices on the global stage."

The Economist: A town crier in the global village
A recent Economist feature describes Avaaz as “a town crier in the global village, a cross-border fraternity that strives to be seen, heard and heeded.” The article goes on to note that “the movement, using 14 languages and engaged in a mind-boggling list of causes, has had some spectacular successes.” Read the full article to learn more.
COMMUNIQUÉS DE PRESSE RÉCENTS
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Les Français appellent Nicolas Sarkozy à reconnaître la Palestine
Lundi 12 septembre 2011
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European Public Urges EU leaders to Recognise Palestine
September 12, 2011
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Italian Delay on EU Oil Sanctions Will Cost 1,000 Lives in Syria
1 Sept 2011
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120,000 Indians slam Government decision to detain Anti-Corruption Activist Anna Hazare
August 17, 2011
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Avaaz Poll Shows Overwhelming Majority of Indian Voters Want a Strong Lokpal to Tackle Corruption
August 12, 2011