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A professional perspective on the news in Iran
Radio Zamaneh is an example of succesful media development and acts as a source with insight in Iran for other media. Read more
Online whistleblower platforms: protecting the source
Nowadays it becomes more and more important that whistleblowers can safely and anonymously share information with investigative reporters. Read more
Safety training for journalists in Central America
Free Press Unlimited initiates safety trainings for journalists. Safety enhances independent quality journalism. Read more
'Outcome harvesting' is it really that boring?
Director of Operations Ruth Kronenburg joined a meeting with Somali partners in Nairobi on the outcomes of our projects. Read more
A journalist’s story of a long human life
JAMnews published a prize-winning report on Meskhetians. After being deported by Stalin in WWII, they returned to the place they were born. Read more
Reporting on Cholera from Amsterdam
Sudan's government suppresses reports on a nationwide cholera epidemic. Radio Dabanga is the only medium informing its audience about the disease. Read more
A tragedy for journalism
Kees van Baar, Human Rights Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, talks about how Sander Thoenes became the news instead of reporting it. Read more
Dialogue in a country at war
Do we have more in common than differences? This question brought a Syrian-Arabic magazine and a Syrian-Kurdish radio station together. Read more
Journalistic and leadership skills for women in Nigeria
Bethel Tsegaye from Free Press Unlimited co-facilitated a three-day training for 15 female journalists in Nigeria. In this blog she shares her... Read more
Journalism through chat media
A story about how Radio Dabanga engages with their audience through chat media such as WhatsApp. Read more
Iraqi women present dissenting views online
The online platform Takalami is set up by and for Iraqi women. Here, they find information relevant to them and talk about their problems and rights. Read more
Bengali news for kids paves the way for fair education
Schools in Bangladesh have been dealing with exam fraude for years. Especially children with rich parents used to benefit from this. Read more