Yul Baritugo, Author at New Canadian Media

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Duterte a Grossly Misunderstood Leader

On October 7, Digong — as he is known in shantytowns and barrios in Mindanao Island — marks his first 100 days in office. He…

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Why I Resigned as Editor

Yul Baritugo April 6, 2013 No Comments Conservatives ethics Filipino Liberals NDP New Democrats Philippines POLITICS Vancouver

I would describe my own resignation as executive editor of a Filipino-Canadian magazine (Living Today) as nothing more than a tempest in a teapot. I…

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On Sept. 18, 2001, Eritrea announced it had suspended all media organizations from publishing and broadcasting. Journalist @AaronBerhane spoke with NCM how he fled Eritrea and continues working to empower the freedom of press. Read on:http://bit.ly/3cdkQaf @Refugees @PENCanada

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Forced to flee his homeland, journalist Aaron Berhane calls Eritrea “worse than North Korea” and will document how he was treated by the government in a new book. Story by @arzuyldzz: http://bit.ly/3cdkQaf Mentored by: @AmiraElghawaby

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6 Mar

Thank you to everyone who joined today’s #workshop! Another special thank you to our speakers Lucinda Chodan, @AndreaBaillie1, Christine Brousseau, @mihiralakshman and Roger Belgrave. Watch this space for details on the next coming webinars! @rbelgrave1 @brousseauglobe @lchodan

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