‘Are you a T?’ is a new put-down in South Korea
By definition, people who test as T -- "thinking" -- tend to be more objective and logical, while those who test as F -- "feeling" -- tend to be more sensitive and emotionally…
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20 sites found to be posing as major Japanese media outlets
The websites have been posting articles from legitimate news outlets without their permission, possibly in violation of the Copyright Law and the Trademark Law, according to an…
Justice delayed is justice denied: The global impunity crisis for journalists
According to records from the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, 15 journalists have been killed in Cambodia since 1994, with twelve targeted while covering sensitive issues.
Which candidate is media backing in the 2024 US elections?
Newspapers and media outlets have a tradition of publicly endorsing candidates for the Oval Office.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Information reports on legal protection for journalists amid fake news
Ministry spokesperson Asnarith affirmed that the government and the ministry are committed to fostering a positive environment for journalism and audio-visual media, advocating…
Bhutanese ministers, senior officials now barred from directly communicating with media
Until recently, ministers and some senior government officials were readily accessible to reporters for most information, with only a few bureaucratic matters requiring…
Beyond borders: What my interactions with Indian journalists taught me about Pak-India relations
A fellowship for South Asian journalists reveals how the power of shared human experiences can counter decades of mistrust and division and foster unexpected friendships.
Nepali online platform found guilty of contempt of court; jail sentences for publisher, editor
The court concluded the contents the Kathmandu-based news website and YouTube channel aired were baseless.
Meet Moo Deng, the most adorable hippo in the world
The pudgy, viral princess is a menace popular for splashing water, bouncing or “deng,” perpetual screaming, biting and bullying caretakers, and mimicking her mother, Jona. She…
Hong Kong court to sentence two former editors found guilty of sedition in landmark case
Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam of the now-defunct Stand News media outlet were convicted last month - the first time journalists have been found guilty of sedition since the…