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Haiti: “A lawless state” leads to chronic impunity for killings, kidnappings and other attacks on journalists

Amid spiraling violence against the press, Haiti is in desperate need of support and solutions to restore law and security, end impunity, and establish safe working conditions for journalists whose work is essential in rebuilding democracy. The broader instability that has been plaguing Haiti since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021 is mirrored […]

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IJ4EU interview: ‘It’s crueller than I could have imagined’

Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Poland has taken in more than 1.5 million refugees. Yet this solidarity belies a less generous attitude toward asylum seekers from elsewhere in the world, as is played out daily on the Polish-Belarusian border. Welcome to The Jungle, an investigation into the dire conditions facing migrants and refugees trapped […]

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Turkey: IPI calls on regulator to lift block on VOA Turkish service

A Turkish court has blocked the website of Voice of America’s (VOA) Turkish service after the international broadcaster refused to file a license application as demanded by the Turkish government’s telecommunications regulator, RTÜK, citing a risk of censorship. The regulation requiring online broadcasters to obtain a license from RTÜK went into force on August 1, […]

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IJ4EU Interview: ‘For weeks, we posed as migrants’

A tightening of legal migration routes to Europe makes journeys increasingly dangerous for people fleeing conflict, persecution or poverty. It also guarantees rich profits for unscrupulous intermediaries who offer their services to those seeking refuge on the continent. Media often report on smuggling networks, but few journalists have delved into how payments work and how […]

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