Uzbekistan releases world's longest-jailed journalist
Uzbekistan releases world's longest-jailed journalist
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Uzbekistan releases world's longest-jailed journalist
Journalists who participated in the training are to be supported with a grant of $750 for reporting on conflicts and human rights violations in Nigeria under the 'Voices for Change' project.
The new fellows, including the first Dissident in Residence, will explore social media algorithms, political corruption, campus discourse, Black voter mobilization, and other topics
“This call aims to enable journalists to investigate human rights violations in order to promote the realisation of human rights and social justice as reflected in global norms, national policies, and local practice."
UK Ambassador Neil Bush thanks OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Uzbekistan, Ambassador Pierre von Arx, for the team's work, including on cyber security, media freedom, and women's economic empowerment.