Can the Washington Post Khashoggi fellowship contribute to supporting critical voices of the crown prince?
to the paper, the fellowship aims to provide an independent platform for writers to share their perspectives and opinions, particularly those from places people where ‘freedom of expression’ is threatened.the winner of the Human Rights Watch Alison Des Forges Award for Extraordinary Activism, Hala al Dosari, as its first fellowship beneficiary.
By launching the fellowship in the name of Khashoggi - who was himself a harsh critic of the crown prince and his policies - theThe newspaper could give those who are critical of the Saudi government a much broader audience through the platform.
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