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Around the world, democracy is being challenged and freedom is under attack. In countries where the powerful control the news, the people are forced to choose from bad options. Our mission is to provide unbiased information for free minds, which is why we have made it our job to promote freedom of speech and democratic values in over 180 countries worldwide.
Ensuring sleepless nights for autocrats.DW strives to cover the complex issues surrounding free speech and media freedom by shedding light on crises, victims of human rights violations and initiatives striving to improve the current situation and fosters a greater debate on these issues.by and interviews with activists, academics, artists, cartoonists, hackers, and authors from all corners of the world, we always have an eye on all the issues that contribute to freedom of speech and freedom of opinion.. The winners have included imprisoned bloggers and outspoken journalists – individuals who have offered their lives to ensuring a free media.More people around the world than ever before can easily communicate and access information. But it is easy to forget that there are many places whereare punished and the free flow information is blocked. DW has made fighting censorship a core principle and works consistently to provide people everywhere with theIn many countries, government control of infrastructure can lead to information being censored or cut off all together. That’s why DW has always worked to provide. For example, people in countries whose governments block or restrict access to independent news can now access DW content securely and anonymously with the support of the OTF and the Tor Project. DW has installed a mirror proxy that will allow dw.com's web content to be accessed through a web address in the Tor network.A special browser such as the is necessary in order to gain access to the websites. Besides Deutsche Welle, so far only a few media websites such as those of the New York Times and the BBC offer an onion address. Over the past decade, DW has also been utilizing a censorship circumvention system called Psiphon, which works. With this technology, users in countries like China and Iran have been given the power to access unbiased information from reliable sources.and provide unbiased, quality news and information to ALL audiences around the world.The media landscape and the media participation has changed dramatically in the Arab world over the last few years – and not just among young people. Everything is evolving. And while people are technologically more open to communication and discussion than ever – with apps, social media and mobile communications – there seems to be a desire for them to close themselves off from debate. JaafarTalk wants to change that. It’s a talk show that gives everyone a voice, even those not heard in the Arab world, with topics that aren’t necessarily covered on other channels. It offers controversial discussions on socio-political topics based on the interaction between guests, who come from different countries and represent very different views. At the end of each show, both the studio audience and the viewers get a chance to vote which guest expressed his or her point of view most convincingly. It’s the perfect platform for different types of people to share their opinion and start a dialogue. JaafarTalk is an interactive talk show that reflects the diversity of the Arab world. Host Abdul Karim will invite guests who represent the different opinions in the region for a fair and lively discussion, but accompanied by research, facts and figures that help present the big picture. You can follow JaafarTalk on
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