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As Syria embarks on a new chapter following the collapse of the Assad regime, journalists and human rights advocates reflect on the nation’s path forward. In this episode, JHR’s President Rachel Pulfer sits down with Zein Almoghraby, JHR's Director of International Programs to discuss the journey o…

Red-tagged by the government | 4

Red-tagging is one of the biggest threats Filipino journalists face today. In 2018, the Duterte administration created the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC), which, along with the Anti-Terror Law, has been deployed against government critics, including the media.…

A candle in a dark room | 5

How are Filipino journalists faring under a new administration? As the journalism industry faces news avoidance, distrust from audiences, and decreased reach worldwide, reporters themselves grapple with media closures, low pay, and even threats to their lives. 2024 Nieman Fellow Jaemark Tordecilla …
In this episode of the Journalists for Human Rights podcast, Belarusian pro-democracy activist, former Deputy Foreign Minister, and 2010 presidential candidate Andrei Sannikov shares his insights on the fight for democracy and press freedom in Belarus. This timely discussion, recorded ahead of the …
In this special live-recorded episode of the Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) podcast, Lisa LaFlamme hosts an extraordinary conversation marking the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Joined by Hanna Liubakova, a Belarusian journalist and Kiran Nazish, founder of the Coalition for…
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