Journalism in exile

News

Cientos de periodistas se han ido este año al exilo en todo el mundo. Estos son sus problemas y cómo afrontarlos

Al menos 460 abandonaron sus países de origen en 2023. Reporteros exiliados de Afganistán, Guatemala, Nicaragua y Ucrania hablan de sus retos.

Hundreds of journalists go into exile every year. These are the problems they face and how to tackle them

At least 460 left their home countries in 2023. Exiled reporters from Afghanistan, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Ukraine discuss their challenges.

This editor is breaking news on Bangladesh from afar: “The space for independent media is shrinking fast”

Netra News' founder Tasneem Khalil opens up about his work as an exiled editor: "I wake every morning thinking about my team in Bangladesh."

Jailed, exiled and harassed, journalists defy authoritarian leaders in Central America

Reporters in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras warn against the decline of press freedom and call to stop it before it’s too late.

How Russian journalists in Latvia navigate life in exile

In May 2022 we spoke to five Russian reporters based in Latvia. One year on, they are facing a distrustful public and stricter immigration laws.

Forced into exile by Putin's war, Russian journalists are rebuilding their lives in Riga

The Latvian capital has become a safe haven for reporters fleeing Kremlin's oppression. Here's how they are adjusting to their new life.

Research

The rise of citizen journalism in Myanmar

Citizen journalists operate under constant threat, adopting pseudonyms and encrypted communications to evade detection by a regime that has weaponised information.

Events

Journalism in exile: lessons from Latin America and East Africa