Articles

Reflecting the Life of China in the Mirror of His Life

A Chinese scholar and one-time journalist describes what happened to him during the Cultural Revolution.
March 15, 2003
Yvonne van der Heijden

Objectivity Without Neutrality

A Bosnian journalist reflects on the value of testifying about the crimes of genocide.
March 15, 2003
Kemal Kurspahic

Testing Different Expectations of Journalism

An American journalist wrestles with the request to provide evidence to a war crimes tribunal.
March 15, 2003
Nina Bernstein

The Korean Election Shows a Shift in Media Power

Young voters create a ‘cyber Acropolis’ and help to elect the president.
March 15, 2003
In-Yong Rhee

Shining the Globe’s Spotlight on the Catholic Church

After publishing more than 900 articles about sexual molestation by priests, The Boston Globe’s coverage isn’t over yet.
March 15, 2003
Walter V. Robinson

Balancing Journalism and Justice

A journalist proposes what might be a workable solution.
March 15, 2003
Russell Mills

Documenting How INS Detainees Are Treated

Facing imminent deportation back to his native Guatemala for a criminal conviction, Ronald Zetino is visited by his young son and family. The Mira Loma jail is rare in that…
December 15, 2002
Steven Rubin

Covering the INS in South Florida

‘Without dogged media pursuit, little will change the INS culture of impunity.’
December 15, 2002
Susana Barciela

Why Reporters Should Want to Cover Immigration

It’s a big and important story. Editors don’t interfere much. And the public cares about the issues.
December 15, 2002
Patrick J. McDonnell

Challenging the Reporting Limits Imposed By the INS

For asking an ‘inappropriate’ question, a reporter’s access is curtailed.
December 15, 2002
Mark Dow