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ijf weekly roundup, News A eulogy for the free press in Hong Kong, the 2021 RISJ Digital News Report, and the role of stringers in Syria and elsewhere 4 min read
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ijf weekly roundup, News How to rescue journalism in an age of lies, Russian journalist Dmitry Bykov targeted by Navalny poisoners, and Nigeria’s Twitter ban follows pattern of repression 2 min read
ijf weekly roundup, News Winners of the 2021 European Press Prize, the lab-leak mess, and why can’t we call it an emergency? 3 min read
ijf weekly roundup, News The ‘state-sponsored hijacking arrest’ of Roman Protasevich, Gaza journalists on Israeli bombardment, and Nicaraguan police raid Confidencial’s newsroom 4 min read
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