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| “Since the beginning of Israel’s war on Gaza, which has now killed more than 20,000 Palestinians, journalists have been on the front lines, both as witnesses and victims,” write Afnan Abu Yahia and Lila Hassan. “By far, the biggest challenge for journalists is simply staying alive.” As we enter the new year, we continue to hope for a permanent ceasefire and safety for journalists and journalism worldwide. |
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| EDITOR’S PICK |
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| The Impossibility of Reporting the Story of Gaza |
| The work of Gaza’s journalists has been essential these past months, but as the challenges of reporting continue to mount, the world is getting only a fraction of the story. |
| Afnan Abu Yahya, Lila Hassan |
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| Nikki Haley Needs a History Lesson |
| The GOP candidate’s answer to a question on what caused the Civil War was missing any recognition of the obvious: the legacy of American slavery. |
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| Chris Lehmann |
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| Will Human Rights Survive? |
| Seventy-five years ago, the UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Can we ensure its implementation today? |
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| Navi Pillay |
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