Monthly Archives: January 2020

The Media’s Failure in Rwanda

Posted on January 12, 2020 by admin

Interview with Allan Thompson, professor of journalism at Carleton University and editor of the book The Media and the Rwanda Genocide. The 1994 Rwanda genocide is undeniably one of the most atrocious events in recent history. But during the most … Continue reading →

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Jobb’s Law Book is Indispensable for Journalists

Posted on January 10, 2020 by admin

Here’s a news flash: the wheels of justice turn slowly. If you’ve spent any time covering the courts, you’ve seen ample evidence of this fact. The result? Trials are drawn out, alleged criminals are tapped out (lawyers don’t come cheap, … Continue reading →

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The reporter’s battle: Objectivity and independence on the frontlines in Afghanistan

Posted on January 3, 2020 by admin

On his most recent visit to Afghanistan in June, Jas Johal met a 27-year-old soldier from Kingston, Ont. The soldier was married with a two-year-old son and expressed dedication to his mission. The two clicked right away and struck up … Continue reading →

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