Journalism Favors the Brave in Iran

Journalism Favors the Brave in Iran (0)

June 25, 2009 • Category: Conflict, Current Affairs, Elections, International, Iran, Journalism, Lead Story, Middle East

Iran, with 42 imprisoned journalists has the highest number of jailed journalists in the world. Before the presidential elections in Iran on June 12, China and Cuba shared that title with 30 and 28 journalists in jail, respectively.These arrests are constitutionally illegal in Iran.

Journalism Favors the Brave in Iran

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SIPA News call for articles on science, tech and policy (0)

Dear Members of the SIPA Classes of  2010 and 2011,
Greetings from the staff of SIPA News!  We hope you are having a great summer.
Our fall issue will encompass the intersection of science, technology and policy. Where do SIPA students stand on the issues surrounding these fields and what perspectives can they offer on how the [...]

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Enough: Martha Karua and Kenya’s Bandaid Solution (2)

Enough: Martha Karua and Kenya’s Bandaid Solution

 
In the latest twist along the winding, bumpy and treacherous road that is Kenya’s Grand Coalition, Justice Minister Martha Karua resigned today citing, among other things, the recent appointment of seven High Court judges without her knowledge as the reason for her tendering her resignation.
SO high maintenance. I mean, what are a few ‘under-the-table, between friends’ [...]

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