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Aug 5 2010 10:13 AM

Iraqi Journalists Share Stories of Violence

By Tanya Paperny

On July 19, the Dart Center hosted a group of ten Iraqi journalists at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism as part of an international visitor program through the U.S. State Department, which gathers journalists from post-conflict nations and emerging democracies and brings them to U.S. for discussions with news organizations about press freedom. More »
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Nov 6 2008

Mexico's Journalists Under Siege

By Stan Alcorn

An unprecedented spike in violence is testing the skills and freedoms of the press in North America's youngest democracy.

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