January 22, 2016 — Nazila Fathi, spring 2012 fellow and former Tehran bureau chief for The New York Times, participates in a discussion on “The Takeaway” about how global press freedom is threatened by politics and violence, and how censorship is changing in the digital age. Listen to the episode.
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