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John Lansing
From the CEO
Embarking on reform of the Office of Cuba Broadcasting
As part of a wholesale review, a panel of independent experts examined an extensive sample of OCB content to identify and address any patterns of unethical, unprofessional, biased, or sub-standard journalism. The results of that panel are presented in this report.
Impact Stories
Alhurra Facebook video shared by Kurdish government
A video produced as part of the Raise Your Voice campaign features the account of a Yazidi teen who was abducted by ISIS and forced to become a sex slave before her eventual escape. Read More
RFE/RL reporter attacked in Kyrgyzstan while preparing investigative report
RFE/RL marks Press Freedom Day amid rising threats against its journalists
RFE/RL Journalists In Kazakhstan Targeted While Covering Protests
RFE/RL urges Ukraine to address threats to investigative journalists
Kazakhstan Detains Two RFE/RL Journalists
RFE/RL deplores attempt to silence Russian journalist
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“People know me not for my blog, or my Twitter account, but by my presence and voice on Radio Martí.”
Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez
