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“I see myself as a Kenyan and Kakuma is my home” are the first words that come out of Shadrack Bazompora when asked about the looming closures of Kakuma and Continue Reading
CASE terms SLAPPs as an abuse of the legal system that is aimed to intimidate public watchdogs through lengthy litigation that drains target’s resources and chills critical voices. Coalition Against Continue Reading
Ten years after the start of the Syrian Civil War, doctors have been at the forefront of danger during the war. Death looming around every corner some of them had Continue Reading
News “fixers” have found temporary respite in being hired as local reporters by international media organisations, but is this sustainable?
By Vineet Malik | London , England | October 25 , 2020 International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons ( ICAN ) is a coalition of non-governmental organisations in one hundred Continue Reading
The law could be a strategic tool of the government to deviate the focus of the conversation away from an uncomfortable topic – anything related to the coronavirus, such as Continue Reading
Will coronavirus kill free press in Hungary? Journalists fear a new law aimed at fighting fake news will result in them being thrown in jail. “This is something they can Continue Reading
Senator Bernie Sanders’ suspension of his campaign on April 8th for the Democratic Party’s nomination for President has cleared the way for former Vice President Joe Biden to become the Continue Reading