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Shirley Abraham-Amit Madheshiya's documentary on migrant workers exodus wins Human Rights Press Award

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Cronkite School to administer Human Rights Press Awards starting in 2023

The Cronkite School is proud to mark World Press Freedom Day by announcing it will take over the administration of the Human Rights Press Awards from 2023 onward.

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CPJ, rights groups, and publications call for release of Fahad Shah and other Kashmiri journalists

58 groups have signed a letter calling for the urgent release of Fahad Shah, editor of the online news portal "The Kashmir Walla", and the withdrawal of all police investigations launched into his journalistic work.

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RT WINS HUMAN RIGHTS PRESS AWARDS WITH FILM ABOUT AFGHAN POLICEWOMEN

RT WINS HUMAN RIGHTS PRESS AWARDS WITH FILM ABOUT AFGHAN POLICEWOMEN 06 May 2021, 20:12 GMT+10 MOSCOW, MAY 6, 2021 - An RT documentary about the work of policewomen in Afghanistan is among the winners of the 2021 Human Rights Press Awards. The Awards, organized by Amnesty International, the Foreign Correspondents Club Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Journalists Association, honors the best human rights-related reporting from around Asia. Lady Cops in Afghanistan by RT s RTDoc documentary channel has won in the Documentary Video category in the English language. When we learnt about female cops in Afghanistan, we just couldn t believe it. It s a country torn by relentless war. Besides, the Afghan conservative society does not approve of women joining law enforcement or the military, as this is against local tradition. Afghan policewomen are not only marginalized by their families, they also live in fear of being attacked by militants, Ekaterina Yakovleva, the head of RTDoc, comme

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