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Today at the International Journalism FestivalInternational Journalism Festival, four journalists will share their journeys into exile. Clare Lyons is Editor of Doh Athan - Our Voice, a Myanmar human rights podcast which we support. The team was forced to relocate to Thailand two years ago. Clare says journalists in exile play a critical role in helping populations back home stay informed.

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Amanuel Ghirmai Bahta is one of four journalists who will be at our panel tomorrow at the International Journalism Festival. Editor-in-Chief of RADIO ERENA, an Eritrean media in exile for the last 14 years, he will explain how they gain the trust of audiences despite broadcasting from afar. 👉https://www.journalismfestival.com/programme/2024/crossroads-of-journalism-in-exile #ijf24 #Eritrea

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In an era marked by escalating assaults on press freedom, many journalists are being forced into exile to escape imprisonment, violence and death for simply reporting facts. But being far does not always mean being safe, as the tentacles of authoritarian regimes and shady interests reach beyond borders, and loved ones back home may suffer acts of reprisal. At the International Journalism Festival in #Perugia, Fondation Hirondelle with Jacqueline Dalton will give the floor this Saturday to four journalists from Eritrea, Myanmar, Russia and South Sudan to share their journeys into exile and their insights on keeping safe, staying sane and reporting accurately in the most trying of circumstances. For security reasons, this session will not be live-streamed. To give you the opportunity to find out on the work of media in exile, we have interviewed exiled reporters present at the panel able to speak out. Ekaterina Glikman, Frist deputy Editor-in-Chief of Novaya gazeta Europe, run by 70 journalists who had to flee their country following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, will reveal how Russian repression has impacted their lives and significantly hindered their crucial work as independent media. 👉https://www.journalismfestival.com/programme/2024/crossroads-of-journalism-in-exile #ijf24 #Russia #Myanmar #Eritrea #SouthSudan

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Le mardi 23 avril à 12h15 au CFJM, Caroline Vuillemin, directrice générale de la Fondation Hirondelle, participera à une table ronde « Journalisme et climat : en fait-on trop » organisée par le CFJM et le Club suisse de la presse. La crise climatique prend une place de plus en plus importante dans l'actualité. Est-ce justifié ? Comment la presse aborde-t-elle ces questions ? Comment maintenir l'intérêt du public ? Les journalistes sont-ils suffisamment formés et informés ? Peut-on parler d'écologie sans militantisme, ni jugement moral ? Comment garantir la fiabilité des sources ? 👉 Inscrivez-vous pour y assister en présentiel : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScMvnMaAMM-zmp3FP01jOIOVN3Ak11gZXJHLGQ--NtBn0q6KA/viewform Le Temps / L'illustré / Terre&Nature / 24 heures / RADIO TELEVISION SUISSE (RTS)

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Les trois médias de la Fondation Hirondelle au Sahel, Studio Kalangou - Fondation Hirondelle, Studio Tamani - Fondation Hirondelle et Studio Yafa - Fondation Hirondelle, se sont intéressés aux défis liés à l’éducation dans leur dernière coproduction. L’accès à l’éducation dans la région a connu de nets progrès au cours des quinze dernières années : le nombre d’inscriptions dans l’enseignement primaire a presque doublé. Néanmoins, aujourd’hui, les multiples crises auxquelles font face les pays du Sahel accentuent les défis et mettent en péril les acquis en termes de scolarisation des enfants et des jeunes. Comment se présente la situation actuelle des écoles au Sahel ? 👇 #éducation #Sahel #Mali #BurkinaFaso #Niger

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