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Captured in Crimea, Ch. 2

The second chapter of our mini-documentary "Captured in Crimea" opens on the day of citizen journalist and activist Server Mustafayev's arrest. Full video here 👉 https://bit.ly/3uNTKRV Footage courtesy of Crimean solidarity #Crimea #PressFreedom

Captured in Crimea

Since Russia's annexation of Crimea eight years ago, independent journalists have been pushed out of the region, leaving ordinary people to cover what's happening on the ground. These citizen journalists report on arrests, trials, and searches, often at a personal cost. This is the first chapter from our multimedia project "Captured in Crimea", which looks at one of these citizen journalists, Server Mustafayev. #PressFreedom

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Transitions Online Panel Discussion 2011

Transitions Online Panel Discussion: Is Europe’s Democratic Revolution Over? New York University in Prague All is not well in Central Europe. That was one of the main messages of the lively panel discussion that Transitions Online held on 27 January 2011, attended by around 50 journalists, students, diplomats, academics, and others.