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Below are posts about citizen media in Korean. Don't miss Global Voices 한국어, where Global Voices posts are translated into Korean! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Korean South Korea Журналисти, продуценти и синдикални работници от няколко големи телевизионни мрежи се присъединиха към стачката на колегите си от медийната корпорация MBC (английски), които протестират срещу президента на компанията и налаганата от него цензура, и в защита на обективната журналистика. Един от известните корейски журналисти участва в този видео клип (корейски), който призовава гражданите да вземат участие в шествие, планирано да се проведе в петък (16 март).
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Below are posts about citizen media in Malagasy. Don't miss Global Voices teny Malagasy, where Global Voices posts are translated into Malagasy! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Latest stories about Malagasy Madagascar: Violence Erupts Between Army and Dissident Police Unit On May, 20th 2010, sustained gun battles between rival armed forces lasted for an hour in the capital city of Madagascar, Antananarivo. The ongoing political crisis has once again erupted... Year After Coup, Madagascar's Leaders Face Sanctions On the anniversary of last year's coup d'etat, the international community is set to impose sanctions on the current leaders of Madagascar for failing to respect the resolutions of Maputo. These sanctions would result in a freeze of financial assets and possible arrest if they travel outside Madagascar. 12 January 2010 Madagascar: New Threats to Protestant Church and Free Speech The beginning of the year in Madagascar has been marked with yet more protests where protesters have been fired upon and the harassment of those perceived as close to the former regime of Marc Ravalomanana, including several journalists and the protestant Church of Jesus Christ in Madagascar. 7 January 2010 The Year that Was in Madagascar : Part III Mialy reviews the final weeks of 2009 in Madagascar in the last of a three-part series. 3 January 2010 The Year that was in Madagascar: Part II In part two of a three-part summary of the year in citizen media in Madagascar, Mialy Andriamananjara takes a look at May to November, which saw more protests, the boycott of Andry Rajoelina at the UN, the strength of Malagasy citizen media, and a devastating toxic spill. 29 December 2009 The Year that Was in Madagascar: Part I In part one of a three-part summary of the year in citizen media in Madagascar, Lova Rakotomalala recalls the turmoil that seized the country in the first four months of 2009. 7 December 2009 Madagascar's forests decimated for $460,000 a day As the world's nations gather in Copenhagen for the UN Convention on Climate Change, Madagascar, having already lost 90% of its original forest, faces continued threats from black market logging, threatening to destroy what is left of one of the world's most diverse ecosystems. 9 November 2009 Southern Madagascar Hit Hard by Severe Drought and Toxic Spill While the political direction of Madagascar remains mired in total uncertainty since the coup d'etat in March, in Addis Ababa, the international community is again trying to mediate an agreement... 29 September 2009 Madagascar Delegation Barred from UN General Assembly Stage In an attempt to legitimize the military-backed government, Madagascar's acting leader was scheduled to speak at the UN General Assembly on Thursday, only to be barred. Malagasy bloggers and twitterers react. 12 September 2009 Françafrique casts shadow in Gabon, Madagascar, and Mauritania Recent violence in Gabon and Madagascar, and a contested election in Mauritania, have added fuel to the idea that France 's influence looms large in the political arenas of her former African colonies, where it still has wide-ranging political and economic interests.