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Radio Dabanga censored by Sudan even in outer space
The Sudanese government tries to keep Radio Dabanga from broadcasting by satellite. Read more
Improving the representation of Congolese women in the media
UCOFEM believes that every women in every field has something to say, and wants to give a voice of women throughout the DRC. Read more
A story about a hero of press freedom
This is the story of Tshivis Tshivuadi, a courageous journalist, who has risked his life to defend press freedom in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Read more
Paving the way for gender-sensitive reporting through taboo issues
Thanks to Mama Radio, women in Bukavu are now starting to open up to discuss topics that they were ashamed to talk about before. Read more
Mobile journalism of life-and-death importance in the DRC
Willy and Christine are driven and fearless journalists, who have been providing quality and verifiable information in DRC for many years. Read more
How a press freedom index in Indonesia creates change
When PPMN first started, they didn't expect it would be an education and emancipation tool for press freedom in Indonesia within a year. Read more
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