ByPeter Townson For journalists who have been forced to leave their home countries, online platforms offer an important way for them to maintain contact, keep up to date with event and contr... Read more

ByPeter Townson John Penn de Ngong has been threatened, harassed, attacked and kidnapped during his work on South Sudanese independence.  Here he discusses the story which led him into... Read more

By Peter Townson Journalists in DR Congo have witnessed and experienced unimaginable horrors, with many being forced from their homes in fear of their lives.  However, the situation upo... Read more

By Peter Townson Despite escaping their conflict-ravaged country and resettling in the Kenyan suburb of Eastleigh, also known as, ‘Little Mogadishu’, Somali journalists in exile face a raft... Read more

ByPeter Townson   Journalists across the world continue to be targeted on a daily basis for the work they carry out. Displaced Kenyan people, residents of a camp for the internally disp... Read more

ByPeter Townson   Life in exile is never easy.  Here journalists and officials discuss the challenges associated with media workers having to flee their country because of their wo... Read more

ByPeter Townson   Ethiopia’s record on press freedom is one of the worst in the world.  The government continues to use a vague Anti-terror law to prosecute and imprison jour... Read more

DCMF met with more than 60 exiled journalists from Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan and South Sudan to document the challenges facing exiled journalists Ahmed Badar, Somali Kenyan journalis... Read more