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We are building a journalism exile hub in Kirkenes. It will strengthen knowledge on Russia and the North The Barents Observer teams up with UiT The Arctic University of Norway in a project on exile journalism and knowledge development in the borderla... [1]
RANGOON — The Special Branch of Burma’s police force is investigating the financial records of private local news journals, editors say. [2]
RANGOON — Burma’s journalists have been operating free of the censor for more than a year now, and privately owned newspapers regularly publish critical stories once unthinkable under the country’s military regime. [3]
SEOUL, South Korea— More than 70 journalists from 50 countries attended the World Journalists Conference 2019 in South Korea, held in the last week of March, with the theme of “The Role of Journalists in Ensuring Peace on the Korean Peninsula.” At th... (confirmed by 2 sources) [4]
“Journaling is like having a conversation with your future self. It helps you slow down and get honest about what you really want,” says Elizabeth Uviebinené, author, columnist and the founder of guided journaling app Storia. [5]
Two Rangoon-based journals have been warned that they could be shut down for violating censorship rules after they carried reports about the health of retired Vice-Snr-Gen Maung Aye, the second-in-command of Burma’s former ruling junta, according to ... [6]
Burma’s Press Scrutiny and Registration Division (PSRD) has suspended indefinitely the publication of two weekly news journals for alleged violations of government regulations. [7]
TOKYO -- Nikkei and the Columbia Journalism School in New York have awarded the second annual Columbia-Nikkei Scholarship to Hong Kong-based reporter Grace Li for her outstanding academic achievement. [8]
We are building a journalism exile hub in Kirkenes. It will strengthen knowledge on Russia and the North The Barents Observer teams up with UiT The Arctic University of Norway in a project on exile journalism and knowledge development in the borderla
RANGOON — The Special Branch of Burma’s police force is investigating the financial records of private local news journals, editors say.
RANGOON — Burma’s journalists have been operating free of the censor for more than a year now, and privately owned newspapers regularly publish critical stories once unthinkable under the country’s military regime.
SEOUL, South Korea— More than 70 journalists from 50 countries attended the World Journalists Conference 2019 in South Korea, held in the last week of March, with the theme of “The Role of Journalists in Ensuring Peace on the Korean Peninsula.” At th
“Journaling is like having a conversation with your future self. It helps you slow down and get honest about what you really want,” says Elizabeth Uviebinené, author, columnist and the founder of guided journaling app Storia.
Two Rangoon-based journals have been warned that they could be shut down for violating censorship rules after they carried reports about the health of retired Vice-Snr-Gen Maung Aye, the second-in-command of Burma’s former ruling junta, according to
Burma’s Press Scrutiny and Registration Division (PSRD) has suspended indefinitely the publication of two weekly news journals for alleged violations of government regulations.
TOKYO -- Nikkei and the Columbia Journalism School in New York have awarded the second annual Columbia-Nikkei Scholarship to Hong Kong-based reporter Grace Li for her outstanding academic achievement.
YANGON—A mining company in Kachin State detained and assaulted two journalists for reporting local residents’ concerns over a controversial Chinese tissue-culture banana plantation in Waimaw Township, the local newspaper that employs the journalists
RANGOON — One of Burma’s most well-known tycoons, Htoo Group of Companies CEO Tay Za, plans to sue local weekly journal The Sun Rays on accusations of defamation after the publication ran a front page story with his photo under the headline “Cronies