Global Press Journal
Global Press Journal is a highly recognized news outlet that provides exceptional local reporting from some of the most underreported areas around the globe. Our journalism has been honored with over a dozen international awards, such as the Journalism Innovation Prize from the Society of Professional Journalists, the Kurt Schork Award in International Journalism from the Thomson Reuters Foundation, and the Ida B. Wells Prize for Bravery in Journalism.
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3 weeks ago |
globalpressjournal.com | Angana Chakrabarti |GPJ India
NIRJULI, INDIA — The mood inside Nirjuli Town Baptist Church one evening in late March was somber. Around 170 people, mostly young congregants from local churches, had gathered to rally against the revival of a long-dormant law that could suppress the growth of the Christian community in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh.
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1 month ago |
globalpressjournal.com | Angana Chakrabarti |GPJ India
CHAMARIA, INDIA — It was village council election season in India’s northeastern state of Assam, and nearly 60,000 people vied for over 21,000 seats. In a country where political ideology often hinges on religion, voters in at least one Anchalik Panchayat (block-level) race, in Kamrup District, showed that when they cast ballots, there’s a lot more at stake. Assam’s population is roughly 34% Muslim, though by some counts it’s as much as 40%, and growing fast.
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2 months ago |
globalpressjournal.com | Noella Nyirabihogo |Gjp Drc
RUBAYA, MASISI, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO — Dry mountains crown this mining region. They appear barren from the outside, but inside they are abundantly endowed with some of the world’s most precious resources. Here, much of the world’s deposits of coltan, used in modern electronics, and cassiterite, the main ore of tin, await excavation by tiny hands.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
globalpressjournal.com | Nakisanze Segawa |GPJ Uganda
KAMPALA, UGANDA — In 2021, the Ugandan government announced a policy that the military would take on all new government-funded construction projects in the health and education sectors. In the years since, the scope of the directive has unofficially widened to include most public-sector projects, and private contractors say they’re struggling to maintain their businesses. There’s growing concern that the directive is the latest in a series of moves to consolidate and centralize power.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
globalpressjournal.com | Sunita Neupane |Thayalini Indrakularasa |Odonchimeg Batsukh |Amrita Jaisi
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