Jailed journalist released from Azerbaijani prison
Investigative reporter Khadija Ismayilova, of Azerbaijan, was conditionally released from prison on Wednesday, the Associated Press reports. The award-winning journalist is still on probation, according to the Associated Press. The Crossings Institute applauds...
U.S. press freedom ranking disheartening
This op-ed by research fellow Jonathan Bach was originally published in The Register-Guard of Eugene, Oregon. To view the original article, click here. HELSINKI, Finland — On a recent evening in Helsinki, the mother of a persecuted journalist accepted the prestigious...
English speakers should welcome Latino FM
This op-ed by senior research fellow Christopher Chávez was originally published in The Register-Guard of Eugene, Oregon. To view the original article, click here. When I first arrived in Eugene from St. Louis three years ago, I was taken aback by the kindness of my...
Asylum process needs change
An income gap that, despite Bernie Sanders’ best efforts, yawns perversely wide. Harrowing rates of gun violence. Racial and religious tensions running high. Call this country afflicted — yet despite our problems, swarms of foreign nationals still yearn to call the...
Azerbaijan elections: a fixed horserace
For an election-time column like this, one might wax philosophical about the possible outcomes of a neck-in-neck match. About the 2015 general elections in Britain, writer Jonathan Freedland quipped in his Guardian op-ed: “As horseraces go, this one should be...DON’T MISS A STORY
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