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Journalist Jones Abiri: tortured and two years in detention

The Nigerian journalist Jones Abiri was imprisoned for two years under gruesome circumstances, and was assisted by Reporters Respond. Read more

Safe haven from the trolls: A network for Pakistani women journalists

Many journalists in Pakistan face online harassment and in the case of women, the abuse they get is often sexual in nature. Read more

Gender-based violence against female journalists: A ‘double attack’

Each year, journalists face threats and are even killed for reporting the news. Female journalists face an extra risk: that of being a woman. Read more

Post-ISIS Iraq through the lens of Ahmed Najm

‘ISIS might appear defeated and elections have taken place, but peace has not yet arrived in Iraq.’ Read more

‘Something is wrong in Europe’: Free press under fire

Three European journalists on why they are concerned about the deterioration of press freedom in their continent. Read more

The murder of Ján Kuciak and freedom of the press in Slovakia

This story reflects on the murder of Ján Kuciak, a Slovakian investigative journalist. Read more

Daphne Caruana Galizia: Malta’s ‘one-woman WikiLeaks’

One year after Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered for her work, justice is still elusive. Read more

Mali youth listen to the news in rap

Female journalist Togola Hawa Séméga wants to bring objective news to the young people of Mali and to unite them. She does this with a creative mix... Read more