In some parts of the world, newsgathering has become an increasingly difficult task, both for foreign correspondents and local journalists who risk jail sentences or even death to report the news.
"Meanwhile, there's also a lot of technological attacks on the ability for people in many countries around the world to get information out," said Trevor Snapp, director of programs at Nuba Reports, a start-up that documents people's lives on Sudan's frontline.
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