Recognizing Journalists Living in Exile
Around the world, journalists who have been forced to flee their countries have continued to report on their homelands, exposing ongoing human rights violations while living in exile.
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Around the world, journalists who have been forced to flee their countries have continued to report on their homelands, exposing ongoing human rights violations while living in exile.
Two years after Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the crackdown on independent media and journalists in Russia has intensified, leading to the collapse of press freedom. Today, the vast majority of Russia’s independent journalists work in exile.
Repressed in Russia, independent Russian media have multiplied in exile, posing a counterweight to Kremlin narratives that one study considers an “historically unprecedented phenomenon.”
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