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Following the presentation, Jonathan Karl, the Chief White House Correspondent for ABC News, Jessikka Aro, an Investigative Reporter for the Finnish Broadcast Company, and Chouchou Namegabe, the Founder and CEO of ANZAFRIKA, will discuss safeguarding press freedom, and its importance in the health of democratic and informed societies and the people who live in them.

The Federal Security Service of Russia has met with British intelligence to discuss safeguarding the Games, according to the RIA Novosti news agency.

They undergo intensive training, refresher courses and weekly supervision and have meetings to discuss safeguarding issues.

"We cannot discuss safeguards information," Mr. Beecher said.

6.(C) DAS Glaser also met with Deputy Central Bank Governor Hisham Ramez to discuss safeguards against terrorist financing and other anti-money laundering issues.

While it is important to discuss safeguards for minimizing the prospects of unauthorized access, the lack of consent is the wrong target.

Fifty-four per cent of Britons express support for the rule of international law yet, last week, Gordon Brown's government began discussing "safeguards" to exempt suspected war criminals from the reach of British courts.

But it was willing in principle to discuss additional safeguards and "more commitments for greater transparency to remove American concerns".

Today's warning, by Muhammad el-Baradei, the director general of the agency, was issued on the eve of a conference in Vienna called to discuss nuclear safeguards and ways to combat nuclear terrorism.

And over the past week a group of the world's environment ministers have been meeting in Montreal to discuss what safeguards are needed on the international trade in such crops.The "Biosafety Protocol" that they hope to stitch together will be part of a wider arrangement, known as the Convention on Biological Diversity, that was drawn up in Rio de Janeiro in 1992.

"Congress is perfectly equipped to confidently handle sensitive information," wrote the Judiciary Committee members on Friday, "and we are willing to discuss whatever safeguards you believe necessary to protect the information.