How Kharkiv’s Media Adapted to War
Production continues, despite almost no revenue and the constant danger of physical - and cyber – attack.
Production continues, despite almost no revenue and the constant danger of physical - and cyber – attack.
At the site of the bomb blast which killed a Radio Svoboda journalist.
“To understand what's happening, you have to multiply Bucha and Irpin and Borodyanka a hundred times.”
Numbers of dead and wounded media workers mount as conflict continues.
Despite the crackdown that followed the invasion of Ukraine, journalists carry on the battle for free expression.
"Fixers are really the critical building blocks of so much of the journalism from Ukraine."
“I heard screams, heard others being interrogated. They were simply tortured.”
“We will contribute with training and with support to help cover the story.”
Scattered, few in number and lacking protective equipment, journalists collaborate to share news across the country.
Journalist reports calm and confusion as Ukrainians wake up to a new reality.