Quratulain Rehbar
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India: "The government’s tight control over information left little room for nuanced or independent reporting"...
"local journalists—especially freelancers and women—risk their lives daily to report on corruption, displacement, and state violence, often without institutional support or protection."
"local journalists—especially freelancers and women—risk their lives daily to report on corruption, displacement, and state violence, often without institutional support or protection."
In The Cross Fire: The Perils of Rural Journalism in India's Conflict Zones
In India’s conflict-ridden regions like Bastar and Manipur, local journalists—especially freelancers and women—risk their lives daily to report on corruption, displacement, and state violence, often w...
institute.aljazeera.net
April 10, 2025 at 3:37 PM
India: "The government’s tight control over information left little room for nuanced or independent reporting"...
"local journalists—especially freelancers and women—risk their lives daily to report on corruption, displacement, and state violence, often without institutional support or protection."
"local journalists—especially freelancers and women—risk their lives daily to report on corruption, displacement, and state violence, often without institutional support or protection."
But in the wake of another anti-Rohingya election campaign, Rohingya refugees in India are unsure about their children’s future education.
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February 4, 2025 at 3:48 PM
But in the wake of another anti-Rohingya election campaign, Rohingya refugees in India are unsure about their children’s future education.
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