You are here: KULTURAUSTAUSCH Tag Journalism Articles [Translate to English:] Foto: Taiwan FactCheck Center Media | Taiwan “We’re in the middle of an information war” Manipulated images, cyberattacks and viral fake news: digital disinformation is commonplace in Taiwan. Ho Hui-An of the Taiwan FactCheck Center on fighting against the tide Interview with Ho Hui-An 06/01/2023 A man reads Granma, a daily newspaper of the Communist Party of Cuba Photo: Yamil Lage / Getty Images Freedom of press | Cuba Threatened, interrogated, fired The atmosphere for journalists in Cuba is increasingly tense. As a last resort, they are turning to the internet - or exile By Eileen Sosin Martínez 01/09/2023 A Taliban fighter sits on the shoulders of anonymized women who can’t speak out and whose hands are bound Illustration: Uzra Shamal for KULTURAUSTAUSCH Media | Afghanistan Cartoons vs. the Taliban What does it mean to report on politics in Afghanistan? The Afghan journalist Uzra Shamal talks about her work and why she chose an unusual form of reporting: the cartoon 10/14/2022 People look after a military plane taking off in Kabul lPhoto: Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times / Getty Images Transition of power | Afghanistan “The retreat started years ago” Radio host and journalist Waheedulaah Orya reported from the Afghan city of Mazar e-Sharif – until the Taliban threatened his life. From his exile in Greece he describes watching in disbelief as they recaptured his home country. A conversation Interview with Waheedullah Orya 10/01/2021
[Translate to English:] Foto: Taiwan FactCheck Center Media | Taiwan “We’re in the middle of an information war” Manipulated images, cyberattacks and viral fake news: digital disinformation is commonplace in Taiwan. Ho Hui-An of the Taiwan FactCheck Center on fighting against the tide Interview with Ho Hui-An 06/01/2023
A man reads Granma, a daily newspaper of the Communist Party of Cuba Photo: Yamil Lage / Getty Images Freedom of press | Cuba Threatened, interrogated, fired The atmosphere for journalists in Cuba is increasingly tense. As a last resort, they are turning to the internet - or exile By Eileen Sosin Martínez 01/09/2023
A Taliban fighter sits on the shoulders of anonymized women who can’t speak out and whose hands are bound Illustration: Uzra Shamal for KULTURAUSTAUSCH Media | Afghanistan Cartoons vs. the Taliban What does it mean to report on politics in Afghanistan? The Afghan journalist Uzra Shamal talks about her work and why she chose an unusual form of reporting: the cartoon 10/14/2022
People look after a military plane taking off in Kabul lPhoto: Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times / Getty Images Transition of power | Afghanistan “The retreat started years ago” Radio host and journalist Waheedulaah Orya reported from the Afghan city of Mazar e-Sharif – until the Taliban threatened his life. From his exile in Greece he describes watching in disbelief as they recaptured his home country. A conversation Interview with Waheedullah Orya 10/01/2021
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