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Double standards: Do all journalist lives matter? (The Manila Times)

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Apr 28, 2017

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Taha avoids giving his last name to journalists, but not out fear of the Sudanese government, whose harassment he fled in 2015. “I don’t want any of the people I worked with to know I’m here,” he tells Al Jazeera, writing by instant messaging from a temporary residence for refugees in the French city of Calais. Read the full article

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