Tag: exiled journalism
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Azerbaijani Exiled Media Denounce Abuse of Meta’s Copyright System
Eight Azerbaijani media outlets in exile denounce coordinated copyright complaints that have led Meta to disable several of their accounts.
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Preparing for Exile: What We Wish We Had Known Before Leaving
Representatives from independent media organizations shared the practical and personal lessons they wish they had known before leaving home.
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When the Internet Goes Dark, Radio Zamaneh Goes on Air
Faced with digital darkness and imposed isolation, Zamaneh chose a path that was both practical and profoundly political: a return to radio. This is the story.
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The Intelligence Ministry’s Blacklist: An Interview with Zamaneh’s Editor-in-Chief
Radio Zamaneh has been classified as “hostile media” by the Iranian regime. What does that mean for this peace-oriented exiled outlet?
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elTOQUE Wins the 2026 ICFJ Knight Award
José Jasán Nieves, director of elTOQUE, is only the second Cuban to receive the award in the prize’s nearly three-decade history.
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Meydan TV and AbzasMedia Win the “Free Media Pioneer” Award
The two NEMO-affiliated outlets continue to provide critical reporting despite arrests, exile, and mounting pressure from authorities.
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What Journalism in Exile Looks Like in Nicaragua, Cuba, Venezuela, and El Salvador
In these four countries, an ecosystem of media in exile continues to exist. They are the only reliable source of information and a way to overcome censorship.
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Myanmar’s exiled media is fighting to survive a brutal funding crisis
From 2011 to 2021, media outlets were able to generate revenue. Since the coup, the country has plunged into civil war and independent journalism has been outlawed.
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Four Years After the Taliban’s Return, Zan Times Keeps Afghan Women’s Stories Alive
The outlet, now in its fourth year of operation, relies on journalists working under pseudonyms because of security threats inside Afghanistan.