Afghan Journalists in Exile: “Like Swimming in a Swamp”
Reporters working in the diaspora face major challenges, despite huge efforts to ensure reporting from within the country continues.
Reporters working in the diaspora face major challenges, despite huge efforts to ensure reporting from within the country continues.
The painstaking work of proper journalism is the bedrock of our freedoms.
Cases of harassment have mounted amid a surge in police brutality as well as overt government antagonism.
Why there’s such a gap between what Israelis and the rest of the world see on their TV screens and social media feeds.
Those living under occupation can only get their news from Russian media and social networks.
Opinion remains divided on how effective bans on pro-Kremlin outlets have been in protecting country’s information space.
Criminal cases decried as attempts to intimidate and impose censorship.
A new decree requires citizens to renew passports in-country, putting exiled government critics at risk.
The detention and sham trial of a reporter illustrates how the Russian-controlled authorities treat independent media on the peninsula.
Warning that draft resolution that foresees the introduction of blanket oversight could violate country’s constitution.