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N3Magazine Issue 7

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N3Con makes its in-person comeback in Singapore

Covering a Disrupted World

What it means to tell a true war story

Creating hope: perspectives on reporting from Russia’s war in Ukraine

In the Philippines, fact-checkers are miles behind troll farms

Social media as the new ‘new’ journalism

Remembering Vincent Chin: “The Legacy of Lily Chin”

How underdog newsrooms can survive among the likes of NYT in the age of data journalism

East Meets West, a documentary series by Farland Chang

Keeping disturbing news from disrupting our mental health

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)

Home-Grown Southeast Asian Stories Rejected by Western Media

Going beyond the ‘weird Japan’ narrative in reporting

A forgotten history: Bangladesh

D.E.I. can thrive in Asia’s news industry. Here are five reasons why.

Working toward gender parity: how to increase female representation in the news

Media Freedom

RSF’s 2022 World Press Freedom Index : a new era of polarization

In Vietnam, social media as existential threat to the freedom of expression

Living in fear but refusing to give up: journalists under Myanmar’s coup regime

Nepal’s press freedom and the need for more investigative multimedia reporting

Malaysia’s Ismail is all talk on press freedom

Seoul politicians act on their grudge against liberal news network

Will the real truth-tellers please stand up?

If you’re only reporting on politics, you’re missing a chance to tell a wider story.

Hong Kong and the Decline of Media Freedom

Hong Kong: Photo Gallery

Media incidents in Hong Kong’s first two years under the National Security Law regime

Fact checking claims amidst Hong Kong’s rise of misinformation

Hong Kong’s journalism schools struggle to react to national security law

Hongkongers mourn closure of Apple Daily and fear for the future of independent journalism

A roundup of Hong Kong news on video

ANDA Project: Advancing News Diversity in Asia

Beyond Charity and Inspirational Porn: Reporting on disability draws ire, praise

Buddhist teens attend Islamic high school in North Lombok

A ‘new normal’ among warring factions

Home-Grown Southeast Asian Stories Rejected by Western Media

Marriage equality in Asia: Can Japan be next?

Chinese community member in South Korea identify as “Taiwanese”

South Korean women still face an uphill battle in the news media

Realities of being transgender in Singapore

Japanese Muslim Women Face Hardship at Home and out in the World

Amid Hong Kong’s glitz and glamor, a ‘ghetto’ hub of cultural diversity lies

Over the Rainbow: The Future of LGBTQ Youth Advocacy in Hong Kong

How the Portrayal of Migrant Workers in Taiwan’s Media Shapes the Perception of Their Role in Society

Vulnerable disabled find little help

Unbiased gender journalism in Indonesia, a road less traveled

Diversity re-imagined: what we failed to talk about when we talked about newsroom diversity

Discrimination and bias persist in Asia’s newsrooms and news coverage

Gina Chua and the pursuit for more diverse stories and newsrooms

Hate and hope in a post-pandemic world for Asian Americans: A talk with advocate Linda Akutagawa

If the media industry wants to change the way it tells disabled stories, then it has to listen — or better yet, let disabled journalists go on stage

Pacific islands grouped as monolith in international coverage

We aren’t getting enough journalists from different socioeconomic backgrounds. This is what we need to do.

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