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  1. blog

    Learning to make difficult decisions

    Fri, 19 Dec 2014 12:56 PM

  2. article

    Sierra Leone to start house-to-house searches for Ebola patients

    Wed, 17 Dec 2014 16:28 PM

    Government also imposing restrictions on travel between districts, ban on Sunday trading and Saturday shopping at noon

  3. blog

    Inform, educate and entertain - training the trainers

    Wed, 17 Dec 2014 10:19 AM

    Passing the baton - workshop shows journalists how to pass on their skills, experience

  4. article

    Guerrillas killed 7 soldiers in ambush last week, Myanmar military says

    Mon, 15 Dec 2014 11:54 AM

    Latest round of peace talks between guerrilla groups and semi-civilian govt that took over in 2011 ended without agreement on Sept. 27

  5. blog

    After training, Rwandan journalists plan to keep the knowledge alive

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 14:23 PM

    Some trainees take pictures, others swap email addresses on the last day of a course. But not these 15 journalists in Rwanda.

  6. article

    China investigates another senior military official for graft -report

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 15:40 PM

    General who worked at prominent military university suspected of taking bribes linked to land and construction projects, say media

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    Journalists and researchers walk up to Ban Sob Moei, a Thai village located at the confluence of Moei and Salween rivers, which is threatened by the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 05:34 AM

    Journalists and researchers walk up to Ban Sob Moei, a Thai village located at the confluence of Moei and Salween rivers, which is threatened by the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar November 16, 2014. Ban Sob Moei is located 47 kilometres upstream from the dam. Villagers and environmentalists worry the dam could lead to the displacement of villagers in Sob Moei or block fish migration routes and reduce nutrients on which the villagers depend for food and jobs. Picture taken November 16, 2014. To match Feature THAILAND-MYANMAR/DAMS-SALWEEN REUTERS/Thin Lei Win (THAILAND - Tags: SOCIETY POLITICS ENERGY ENVIRONMENT MEDIA)

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    General Baw Kyaw Heh, vice chief-of-staff for the KNLA, briefs journalists at the Ei Thu Ta camp about his concerns for the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 05:37 AM

    General Baw Kyaw Heh, vice chief-of-staff for the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), briefs journalists at the Ei Thu Ta camp about his concerns for the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar November 17, 2014. KNLA says the planned dam is in an area it still controls and warned that its construction could jeopardise the ongoing ceasefire talks between the Myanmar government and ethnic armed groups. Picture taken November 17, 2014. To match Feature THAILAND-MYANMAR/DAMS-SALWEEN REUTERS/Thin Lei Win (MYANMAR - Tags: MILITARY ENERGY ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY POLITICS)

  9. article

    Twitter unveils improved tools to report harassment - TRFN

    Tue, 2 Dec 2014 20:27 PM

    Twitter says further improvements will be rolled out in the coming months

  10. blog

    Una experiencia inolvidable

    Fri, 28 Nov 2014 16:46 PM

    Cuando me pidieron que escriba unas líneas sobre el taller se mi hizo complicado, no por el hecho de no tuviera que decir, sino que 300 palabras quedaran cortas para describir una experiencia inolvidable.

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