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“Not only have we learned how to save ourselves but also to show the world what it’s like to live in Ukraine,” says Mariya Malevska, a well-known Ukrainian journalist from Kharkiv.

20.11.2023

Mariya reports daily on news from Kharkiv and the region for the national TV channel "STB" and comments on Russian...

The editors of «Peremoha» are always happy to have guests. Larysa Yakubenko, a journalist from Sumy, a representative of the National Council on Television and Radio Broadcasting in Sumy Oblast, recently visited here. There was a lot to talk about, for example - About the new media law».

Peremoha newspaper from Sumy: partners, Spilnopillia, and pre-war postal issues.

20.11.2023

Russian invaders entered Sumy during the early hours of their large-scale invasion on February 24, 2022. After initial shelling, they...

Residents of liberated Snigurivka received the first issue of the local newspaper after liberation from occupation.

Journalist from Liberated Snihurivka: The Entire Town Hopped on Bikes and Started Searching for russian soldiers. But They Were Nowhere to Be Found.

19.11.2023

Systematic intimidation, robberies, psychological and physical torture – these are the memories that russian occupiers left with the residents of...

Angela Slobodyan. Screenshot from the video story «We are Ukraine».

I’ve been to Kherson Remand Prison where I was held captive by occupiers. Upon fleeing, occupiers stole everything, including sleeping mats

19.11.2023

Angela Slobodyan, representing the "Ukraine" TV channel, spent over 4 months reporting live from the occupied city of Kherson during...

The newspaper “Novyny Horodnyanshchyny” from Chernihiv region, having survived occupation and the threat of closure, has managed to recover with the support of its partners.

18.11.2023

The newspaper gained recognition in Ukraine through an unexpected initiative: facing the occupation of northern Chernihiv, three local newspapers started...

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JOURNALISTS OF UKRAINE

“Not only have we learned how to save ourselves but also to show the world what it’s like to live in Ukraine,” says Mariya Malevska, a well-known Ukrainian journalist from Kharkiv.

Peremoha newspaper from Sumy: partners, Spilnopillia, and pre-war postal issues.

Journalist from Liberated Snihurivka: The Entire Town Hopped on Bikes and Started Searching for russian soldiers. But They Were Nowhere to Be Found.

I’ve been to Kherson Remand Prison where I was held captive by occupiers. Upon fleeing, occupiers stole everything, including sleeping mats

The newspaper “Novyny Horodnyanshchyny” from Chernihiv region, having survived occupation and the threat of closure, has managed to recover with the support of its partners.

Journalist Larysa Salimonovych: “It feels like over 30 years of life in Kharkiv – it’s as if it were all a dream…”.

Journalist Oleksandr Kuzminskyi: Occupiers dropped my gadget from a considerable height.

Novi Rubezhi newspaper preserves traditions and remains intact

Journalists hand an SUV over to press officers on Bakhmut axis

“Dedicated Print Publication: How One of Ukraine’s Most Widely Circulated Newspapers Survives During Wartime.”

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THE NATIONAL UNION OF
JOURNALISTS OF UKRAINE