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Current Time celebrates two years of impact and growth
Current Time, the 24/7 Russian-language network, has seen explosive growth on digital platforms that are expanding the channel’s audiences and impact as it marks its second year. Led by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) in cooperation with Voice of America (VOA) as an alternative to Kremlin-controlled media, Current Time’s on-the-spot,… READ MORE
RFE/RL deplores attempt to silence Russian journalist
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) is alarmed over a criminal investigation that has been brought against journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva for purportedly “justifying terrorism” in remarks she made on a media platform. “The investigation against Svetlana Prokopyeva is a clear attempt to silence an independent journalist,” said RFE/RL Acting President Daisy Sindelar. Prokopyeva… READ MORE
From the CEO
Statement from CEO John F. Lansing on Truong Duy Nhat
I am deeply concerned by the disappearance of Radio Free Asia (RFA) Vietnamese contributor Truong Duy Nhat, who is believed to have been abducted in Bangkok, Thailand where he had traveled to seek political asylum.
John Lansing
"Meeting of the Board, March 6"
Russian authorities launch a criminal investigation against journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva for purportedly “justifying terrorism” in remarks she made on a media platform.
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RFA report about illegal goods spurs government investigation
Authorities in Seoul have launched an investigation following a Radio Free Asia Korean Service report which exposed the illegal sale of North Korean pine mushrooms in South Korean markets. The produce had been falsely labeled as Chinese, but were in fact from the DPRK, violating a trade sanction between the two Koreas since 2010. The issue gained national attention after the RFA report was cited in media outlets such as…
Threats to Press
Statement of Libby Liu, President of Radio Free Asia, on release of former RFA Khmer journalists
Libby Liu, President of Radio Free Asia, made the following statement today in response to the release of former RFA Khmer Service journalists Uon Chhin and Yeang Sothearin on bail in Phnom Penh. "We welcome their release, but we must…
RFE/RL deplores attempt to silence Russian journalist
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) is alarmed over a criminal investigation that has been brought against journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva for purportedly “justifying terrorism” in remarks she made on a media platform. “The investigation against Svetlana Prokopyeva is a clear attempt to silence…
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“I feel like I am home. I wake up (in Cuba) with (Con Voz Propia) every morning, and I can’t believe I am here!”
Berta Soler, leader of the "Ladies in White" protest groupAppearance on Radio Martí’s daily live show, Con Voz Propia (In Their Own Voice)
