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News - 1 Ottobre

Khashoggi’s Murder, Jamal’s Fiancée Hatice Cengiz Calls for Justice

The world is only aware of Jamal Khashoggi’s public face, especially his journalistic work and his criticism against the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman and King Salman. It is no coincidence that in September 2017, Mr. Khashoggi decided to flee his country and go into a self-imposed exile. However, in the eyes of Cengiz, he was much more: he was her everything. “I miss him like a friend, a husband, sometimes also like a brother and a father. At first, I didn’t think we could have a special relationship", but then things unexpectedly changed.

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First Amendment - 20 Giugno

Guterres to UN Correspondents: Protection of Journalists Is Our Task

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U.N. - 3 Maggio

World Press Freedom Day at the United Nations: “Post-Truth is Pre-Fascism”

Mr. Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the UN, said, “No democracy is complete without access to transparent and reliable information,” and he firmly stated, “It is the cornerstone for building fair and impartial institutions, holding leaders accountable, and speaking truth to power.”

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People - 24 Aprile

Gaia Pianigiani’s Beauty of Journalism: Freedom Will Always Have a Future

She thinks that journalists are “artisans of words,” and that, in order to carry out this profession every day, you need care, precision, and inventiveness, just like a craftsman. And she maintains that she became an “artisan of words” thanks to her stubbornness because despite the recommendations of those who (maybe wisely) had advised her […]

U.N. - 7 Gennaio

Journalism as a Vocation: Being Young Reporters in Dangerous Countries

We asked the young fellows who attended the Reham Al-Farra Memorial Journalism Fellowship at the UN last fall to tell us what being journalists in their countries – where the press works in difficult circumstances – is like, and what it means to them. Here are the answers of some of them.

News - 12 Ottobre 2018

Trump’s War on “Fake News”: The Ripple Effect on Journalists Around the World

From America to around the world, the U.S. led-attack on free press has made life dangerous for all journalists. On October 2 Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi columnist for The Washington Post and a U.S. resident, entered Saudi Arabia's Consulate in Istanbul but has not been seen since. Turkish officials say they believe Khashoggi was murdered in the Saudi Consulate. This would serve as another example of the extent of the repercussions journalists might face for simply voicing their concern towards a regime.

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First Amendment - 1 Agosto 2018

Freedom of the Press in Ukraine: The Beastly Grin of Democracy

Former representative of the OSCE Chairman-in-Office Massimo Introvigne: "The violence of the group in the video looks very strange. I do not know if they have a relation to the police, but the brutality in attacking a journalist is very surprising."

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First Amendment - 3 Maggio 2018

Da New York, la storia di ProPublica: il giornalismo d’inchiesta è ancora vivo

La vision di ProPublica è quella di migliorare la qualità della vita negli Stati Uniti e dei suoi cittadini, attraverso la produzione di storie capaci di svelare ingiustizie e scandali. La mission quotidiana, invece, è di permettere al proprio staff di reporter ed editor, in tempi di crisi e di tagli al personale nel mondo dell’editoria, di focalizzare la propria attenzione solo ed esclusivamente al giornalismo d'inchiesta.

Press Freedom

News - 5 Maggio 2017

Journalism, the Lifeblood of Democracy, Is Facing an Existential Threat

What is dangerous is when the journalist is viewed as the problem for reporting on the bad behaviour, rather than the bad behaviour itself. When facts no longer matter, then peace deals break apart; when facts don’t matter human rights are abused and impunity reigns; when facts don’t matter, wars become protracted rather than brief

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Onu - 17 Settembre 2016

Un inviato speciale dell’ONU per salvare la vita dei giornalisti

Reporters Whitourt Borders, il Committee to Protect Journalists, OSCE con un panel di giornalisti dal Pakistan, Siria e Messico, chiedono all'ONU di impegnarsi per migliorare le condizioni dei giornalisti. Christophe Deloire di RWB: "Non possiamo più lasciare che anche un solo giornalista venga ucciso a causa della mancanza di volontà politica"

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