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World News Missed in January
The news you missed last month included Apple deals in Russia to journalists in Indonesia to art in Uganda to so many other incredible stories around the world.
Iranian Journalist Released from U.S. Custody
Following international criticism from human rights and press freedom organizations, the female Iranian TV journalist was allowed to return to her home country.
Nicaraguan Journalist Flees Ortega’s Regime
A prominent Nicaraguan journalist has fled his home country in order to maintain his safety while reporting on President Daniel Ortega’s regime.
Helsinki Court Stops Pro-Kremlin Internet Trolls from Attacking Finnish Journalist
Three pro-Kremlin trolls who were cyber-attacking Finnish journalist Jessikka Aro were convicted in Helsinki.
Yemen’s Civil War: Journalists Part of the Casualties
As Yemen’s Civil War rages on, the casualty list includes journalists trying to report on the atrocities they see while risking their own lives.
Russian News Outlets Boycott State Duma in Response to Ignored Sexual Harassment of Journalists
Russian female journalists have been boycotting their beats to bring attention to the harassment that happens in their workplace
Turkish Journalists Face Trial in Dire Political and Legal Circumstances
Tunca Öğreten and others will go to trial on Tuesday for exposing corruption in the Turkish government
Twitter Releases Longer Tweet Feature But Most Journalists Don’t Want In
Double the characters, double the trouble?
Months After Coup, Turkey’s Journalists Still Face A Hostile Government
It has been almost a year since Turkey’s 2016 coup, but journalists there still face a hostile government and threats of jail time.