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How Can Native Language Journalism in Kyrgyzstan Improve?

How Can Native Language Journalism in Kyrgyzstan Improve?

By Elmurat Ashiraliev
The challenges facing native language journalism in Kyrgyzstan can be addressed with concerted effort and some assistance.
Journalism in India: A Dangerous Pursuit?

Journalism in India: A Dangerous Pursuit?

By Bansari Kamdar
India ranks 14th among states where journalists are murdered and their killers go free, reports Committee to Protect Journalists.

The Challenges of Pakistan's Female Journalists

The Challenges of Pakistan's Female Journalists

By Rabia Nusrat
Less than 5 percent of journalists in Pakistan are women and those in the profession face substantial risks and hurdles.

Kyrgyzstan Deports AFP Central Asia Correspondent

Kyrgyzstan Deports AFP Central Asia Correspondent

By Catherine Putz
Chris Rickleton pleaded on Facebook to the new president to allow him to "return to live with my family in the country I love.”

The Problem With Dictatorland

The Problem With Dictatorland

By Paolo Sorbello
The BBC documentary is both an orientalist exercise and a potentially dangerous document for the journalist's sources.
Tajikistan Revokes Journalists' Accreditation For Reporting Facts

Tajikistan Revokes Journalists' Accreditation For Reporting Facts

By Catherine Putz
RFE/RL’s Tajik Service reported facts listed on a government website and was punished for it.

No News Is Terrible News in Turkmenistan

No News Is Terrible News in Turkmenistan

By Catherine Putz
Saparmamed Nepeskuliev, a freelance journalist detained last summer, hasn’t been heard from since September 2015
Zeenat Shahzadi's Story: A Young Reporter, 'Disappeared' in Pakistan

Zeenat Shahzadi's Story: A Young Reporter, 'Disappeared' in Pakistan

By Ankit Panda
In a first, a female journalist in Pakistan has been "disappeared," allegedly by Pakistani intelligence.

Asia-Pacific Elites Widely Linked to Leaked Panama Papers—What Next?

Asia-Pacific Elites Widely Linked to Leaked Panama Papers—What Next?

By Ankit Panda
The biggest data leak in whistleblower history is causing shockwaves across the Asia-Pacific.

The Eurasian Economic Union’s ‘Single Information Field’

The Eurasian Economic Union’s ‘Single Information Field’

By Casey Michel
Russia’s chief propagandist wants Kyrgyzstan to join the EEU’s information sphere, or risk disappearing.

Journalism in Pakistan

Journalism in Pakistan

By Sonya Rehman
An interview with Wajahat S. Khan about the state of contemporary journalism in Pakistan today.
Bhutan's Struggling Media

Bhutan's Struggling Media

By Vishal Arora
Despite high hopes, journalism in Bhutan has struggled during its democratic transition.

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