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Susan Korah

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Ottawa
As seen in: The Toronto Star, National Post, The Epoch Times, Toronto Sun, Washington Examiner, The Christian Post, Aleteia, Ottawa Citizen, Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun and
Covers:  Freedom of religion, freedom of expression, Middle Eastern minority rights and Canadian immigration, foreign policy, travel destinations through the eyes of locals
Doesn't Cover: Budget, and economics
Award winning journalist, writer, editor, public speaker, master wordsmith, world traveler, focus on human rights, freedom of religion and expression.

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I have a Master of Journalism from Carleton University, Ottawa, I also have two degrees from Queen's University, Kingston, Ont.-- B. A. Hons in Political Science, and B.Ed in History and English. I have always been fascinated by journalism. It was my dream job as a child. And today I'm living that dream. Whether I'm at home or travelling the world, I am committed to giving a voice to the voiceless, shedding light on the stories of people caught in the fires of war, conflict and persec…

Susan Korah’s Journalist Portfolio

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Tensions in Middle East Ripple Across Globe

Tensions in Middle East Ripple Across Globe

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https://opencanada.org/why-taiwan-needs-canadas-support/

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Armenian Catholic Church calls for prayers to stop genocide

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Ukraine humanitarian needs grow

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Chaldeans shocked by patriarch's removal of status

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Faith inspires fight for religious freedom

Faith inspires fight for religious freedom

And Benedict Rogers has dedicated his life to a crusade - that of defending the human rights and freedom of r…

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Opinion: Ottawa just killed its own corporate accountability watchdog

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By Susan Korah Verified
| Sask Today Verified
The federal government has eliminated the human rights watchdog responsible for investigating complaints involving Canadian companies operating abroad, weakening corporate accountability and leaving victims of alleged human rights abuses with one less avenue for seeking justice.
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Ottawa just killed its own corporate accountability watchdog

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By Susan Korah Verified
| Kirkland Lake Voice
Eliminating CORE weakens corporate accountability, leaving victims of alleged human rights abuses with fewer avenues for seeking justice The federal government has eliminated the human rights watchdog responsible for investigating complaints involving Canadian companies operating abroad, weakening corporate accountability and leaving victims of alleged human rights abuses with one less avenue for seeking justice.
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Corporate responsibility watchdog shut down

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By Susan Korah Verified
| Catholic Register Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The federal government has eliminated the human rights watchdog overseeing corporate responsibility. Established after years of intense lobbying by human rights activist organizations and individuals, CORE — the Office of the Canadian Ombudsperson for Corporate Enterprise — was eliminated in a move that caught these groups by surprise.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reporter for a small town paper

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, but I prefer computers.

How is social media changing news?

Making it easier to engage with readers and audiences, but also blurring the lines between professional journalism and idle chatter.
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