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Global Media Agency Works to Restore Trust and Credibility Post-Trump Era
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Former USAGM CEO Paid $1 Million to Investigate Staff, Documents Show

Former USAGM CEO Paid $1 Million to Investigate Staff, Documents Show
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NPR: Trump Official Cited Security To Kill Visas For VOA Staffers Emails Say Otherwise

NPR: Trump Official Cited Security To Kill Visas For VOA Staffers. Emails Say Otherwise Trump Official Cited Security To Kill Visas For VOA Staffers. Emails Say Otherwise This article features Government Accountability Project and was originally published here. Nabila Ganinda was awaiting a green light from the U.S. Agency for Global Media. The agency had hired Ganinda, a young Indonesian journalist, to work for two years at the Voice of America’s Indonesian-language service, based in Washington, D.C. As those two years came to an end last fall, Ganinda’s editors sought to have her specialized work visa extended. Colleagues described her as a capable multimedia producer. She had also appeared on camera in news reports. Ganinda thought she could build a successful career at VOA.

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Trump Official Cited Security To Kill Visas For VOA Staffers Emails Say Otherwise

Nabila Ganinda was awaiting a green light from the U.S. Agency for Global Media. The agency had hired Ganinda, a young Indonesian journalist, to work for

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KUOW - Trump Official Cited Security To Kill Visas For VOA Staffers Emails Say Otherwise

Journalist Nabila Ganinda worked for Voice of America s Indonesian-language service for two years before the Trump administration rejected her visa extension. She is now back in Indonesia. Credit: Courtesy of Nabila Ganinda Trump Official Cited Security To Kill Visas For VOA Staffers. Emails Say Otherwise By Nabila Ganinda was awaiting a green light from the U.S. Agency for Global Media. The agency had hired Ganinda, a young Indonesian journalist, to work for two years at the Voice of America s Indonesian-language service, based in Washington, D.C. As those two years came to an end last fall, Ganinda s editors sought to have her specialized work visa extended. Colleagues described her as a capable multi-media producer. She had also appeared on camera in news reports. Ganinda thought she could build a successful career at VOA.

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