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05/03/2019

Another journalist murdered in Mexico, fourth this year | Reporters without borders

Another journalist murdered in Mexico, fourth this year | Reporters without borders

The journalist Telésforo Santiago Enríquez was gunned down in cold blood on 2nd May 2019, in the southern state of Oaxaca. ​Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Mexican authorities to shed all possible light on his murder. Telésforo Santiago Enríquez was shot yesterday as he was drivin...

04/02/2019

Overseas Press Club of America

Overseas Press Club of America

Want to be a part of creating a culture of safety in newsrooms and for freelancers around the world? Check out the newly launched News Organizations Safety Self-Assessment.

Gender issues, psychological safety, trauma and resilience, digital security, and working with freelance journalists and fixers are often overlooked by safety protocols. The News Organizations Safety Self-Assessment comprises a brief set of key questions and guideline notes that should prompt a constructive conversation around safety best practices and encourage practical and effective ways to advance such practices. The Self-Assessment supports news organizations to identify and better understand their own weaknesses and strengths in relation to the security of all individuals working for them exposed to danger, including freelancers.

03/10/2017

Zinc

For the Good Feels.

These Spanish lifeguards have given up everything to save refugees in the Mediterranean.

01/31/2016

Sniper kills IS commander in Sirte | Libya Prospect

http://libyaprospect.com/index.php/2016/01/13/sniper-kills-is-commander-in-sirte/

Home Reports Sniper kills IS commander in Sirte ReportsSniper kills IS commander in Sirte By lib prospect - Jan 13, 2016 454 0 SHARE Facebook Twitter Internet Related local sources confirmed the death of one Islamic State commander, last night, in Sirte, Sudanese national called Hamad Abdel Hady, ni…

03/02/2011

Libyan jets meet resistance

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12603088

Libyan air force planes have reportedly attacked ammunition depots in the eastern town of Ajdabiya.

03/01/2011

The Economist – Weighted Index of Potential Unrest | LittleJournalist.net

http://go.ljr.me/EconomistUnrest

Some cursory analysis of the Arab world, courtesy of the economist and some stats from Transparency International, the UN, and others.

02/21/2011

Extremely Graphic – Libyan Protester Hit With Large-Caliber Round | Little Journalist . net

Today Bahrain seems to have quieted, and left some reasons to hope more horrible bloodshed could be avoided. Not so Libya, which under a fierce media clampdown has erupted into an orgy of violence.

http://lj.hall.fm/2011/02/al-quadrawi-fatwa/

In the west we talk a lot about fears of a resurgence of Radical Islam… this being the most commonly cited argument for decades of European and especially American support for sometimes horribly violent strongman regimes throughout the Arab world.

02/21/2011

Breaking News: Air Force Defection to Malta | Little Journalist . net

http://lj.hall.fm/2011/02/libyan-af-defection/

According to Al Jazeera English (no link immediately available on website, check back with Google) two senior colonels in the Libyan Air Force break formation when ordered to bombard protesters in Benghazi and fly out to sea, landing without authorization at Malta International Airport, where they w

02/21/2011

BBC NEWS | Middle East | Gaddafi son calls for democracy

Saif Gaddafi - BBC Story from Sept 2009 re: Thesis calling, with a little irony, for more Democracy in world http://bbc.in/SaifLSE-BBC

The son of the Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi calls for more democracy, writing in his doctoral dissertation.

02/20/2011

Activists Attempt List of Killed in Libya | Little Journalist . net

http://lj.hall.fm/2011/02/kia-libya-spreadsheet/

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02/19/2011

Created in the winter of 2011 in response to a technology, access, and need-based democratization and transformation of the news gathering and dissemination process, LittleJournalist.net will go live in early March.

Its organization and governance is still in flux, but it will begin primarily as an homage to and a service for courageous and committed small journalists, professional and amateur, to learn and share.