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Post-war justice in Sri Lanka inches forward

Post-war justice in Sri Lanka inches forward

Sri Lanka's government - a coalition based on an awkward power-sharing arrangement between political parties …

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Takoma Park's mixed-use project will only make gentrification worse

Takoma Park's mixed-use project will only make gentrification worse

Regarding the July 27 Local Digest item " Takoma Park project moves forward ": This is such sad news for the …

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US electoral college has acted responsibly

US electoral college has acted responsibly

Sir, Martin Wolf, in his interesting column about Brexit and the election of Donald Trump (" Democrats, demag…

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Sri Lanka failing on human rights

Sri Lanka failing on human rights

Sri Lanka's ethnic tensions remain predictably grim nearly a decade since the end of the country's brutal 26-…

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Power Embraces Syria Straw-Man Fallacies

Power Embraces Syria Straw-Man Fallacies

Mr. Obama and his surrogates have consistently argued that America's choice in Syria necessitates that the U.…

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Now isn't the time to cut Peace Corps funding

Now isn't the time to cut Peace Corps funding

Donald Trump Donald John Trump The Guardian slams Trump over comments about assault on reporter Five takeaway…

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In Sri Lanka, The Examiner embraces a new vision for journalism

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By Taylor Dibbert
| IJNotes: An IJNet podcast
For years, journalists and newsrooms in Sri Lanka have had to navigate a host of problems. Media capture, repression, and unsustainable business models have been all too common – and impunity for violence against journalists remains a longstanding issue. “Journalism is still in danger,” Reporters Without Borders notes, and “the media landscape lacks diversity, is highly concentrated, and dependant on major political clans.” Enter The Examiner.
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Journalist of the Month: Desirée Yépez

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By Taylor Dibbert
| buff.ly
Desirée Yépez is a journalist, fact-checker and author. Yépez, who is from Ecuador and resides in Palo Alto, California, covers a variety of topics related to vulnerable communities and human rights. She is currently a managing producer of national news at Radio Bilingüe. Yépez spoke with IJNet about her background, the most difficult aspects of her job, Ecuador’s media environment, and more. Here’s our conversation. Would you tell me a bit about your background?
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Journalist of the Month: Desirée Yépez

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By Taylor Dibbert
| International Journalists Network
Desirée Yépez is a journalist, fact-checker and author. Yépez, who is from Ecuador and resides in Palo Alto, California, covers a variety of topics related to vulnerable communities and human rights. She is currently a managing producer of national news at Radio Bilingüe. Yépez spoke with IJNet about her background, the most difficult aspects of her job, Ecuador’s media environment, and more. Here’s our conversation. Would you tell me a bit about your background?
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