What would Chinese-language journalism look like in an open and free environment? WHYNOT, a news magazine affiliated with Radio Free Asia, has an answer. “Our uncensored reports not only inform our audience of events that are happening now, but also document our time so that history and the truth cannot be erased by the Chinese government,” a staff member of WHYNOT said. On March 15, the federal grant agreement that makes it possible for RFA to operate in Asia and globally was abruptly canceled.

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Radio Free Asia won two national Murrow awards for RFA’s exclusive Myanmar coverage at this year’s ceremony in New York. The people behind this incredible work from our Burmese Service, along with our Investigative and Creative Teams, are on unpaid leave or have moved on. They deserve full credit for this honor. We remain committed to our mission as we navigate a challenging time for our organization. We know that our overseas audiences remain in desperate need of our incisive brand of journalis