Así informan los periodistas cubanos desde el exilio sobre una isla sin libertad “Los periodistas tenemos que estar al servicio de quienes quieren denunciar su situación en Cuba”, dice José J. Nieves del sitio El Toque.
Así informan los periodistas cubanos desde el exilio sobre una isla sin libertad “Los periodistas tenemos que estar al servicio de quienes quieren denunciar su situación en Cuba”, dice José J. Nieves del sitio El Toque.
Exposing the regime from afar: How Cuban journalists report from exile on an island with no press freedom “People want to expose their situation in Cuba. As journalists, we have to amplify their voices with our tools,” says José J. Nieves from news site El Toque
Exposing the regime from afar: How Cuban journalists report from exile on an island with no press freedom “People want to expose their situation in Cuba. As journalists, we have to amplify their voices with our tools,” says José J. Nieves from news site El Toque
As grant funding dries up, exiled newsrooms are finding hope in new revenue strategies Exiled newsrooms from Russia, Cuba and Myanmar are developing innovative products and strategies to cope with the end of foreign support.
As grant funding dries up, exiled newsrooms are finding hope in new revenue strategies Exiled newsrooms from Russia, Cuba and Myanmar are developing innovative products and strategies to cope with the end of foreign support.
How this newsroom braves Sudan’s civil war to keep the world informed Despite losing most of their revenue from Donald Trump’s cuts, the Ayin Network’s reporters keep risking their lives to cover war crimes.
How this newsroom braves Sudan’s civil war to keep the world informed Despite losing most of their revenue from Donald Trump’s cuts, the Ayin Network’s reporters keep risking their lives to cover war crimes.
OSINT, aid flights and trusted contacts: how journalists are covering Gaza’s story from afar “As long as I can share the voices of the people in Gaza, I will—whether I am with them or abroad,” said Palestinian journalist Nagham Mohanna.
OSINT, aid flights and trusted contacts: how journalists are covering Gaza’s story from afar “As long as I can share the voices of the people in Gaza, I will—whether I am with them or abroad,” said Palestinian journalist Nagham Mohanna.
Our podcast: The challenges of covering Russia and Syria from exile In this special World Press Freedom Day episode of Fellowship Takeaways two exiled journalists speak on covering Russia and Syria from afar.
Our podcast: The challenges of covering Russia and Syria from exile In this special World Press Freedom Day episode of Fellowship Takeaways two exiled journalists speak on covering Russia and Syria from afar.
Still listening: audience strategies of Russia-focused media in exile Journalist Maria Kiseleva unpacks the challenges of reaching audiences from exile amid censorship and disengagement.
Still listening: audience strategies of Russia-focused media in exile Journalist Maria Kiseleva unpacks the challenges of reaching audiences from exile amid censorship and disengagement.
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.
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.
