Janice Dickson is an International Affairs Reporter at The Globe and Mail. She covers a wide range of topics including the Russia-Ukraine War, politics in Canada, and the plight of refugees in Europe and the Middle East, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Janice's work has also been featured in Newsweek and The Independent.
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Janice Dickson's articles often focus on human rights, government policies, and evolving stories in the context of international affairs. Her coverage attributes suggest she would be responsive to pitches that provide insights into Canadian foreign policy, particularly related to issues such as Afghan refugees, Ukrainian conflict, Russian involvement, and human rights.
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Human Rights Watch report says women who worked in security services were betrayed by former Afghan government and by countries that have not resettled them
By: Janice Dickson
After the Taliban takeover of Kabul, many Afghans were left vulnerable to deadly reprisals by the insurgents. Here is the story of how a group of volunteers, an embassy in Russia, and smuggled passports got them out
By: Janice Dickson, Kateryna Hatsenko
A colleague of Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna holds a photograph of her during an event in honor of Viktoriia's memory at a makeshift
By: Menaka Raman-Wilms, Janice Dickson
Dr. Farouq Samim paired up with two lawyers he didn’t know to launch a secret mission: Operation Abraham
By: Janice Dickson
The Taliban want to be accepted into the international economic system and Western countries can use that as leverage to try to pressure the militant group to improve its positions on human rights, says David Sproule
By: Janice Dickson
Beth Weinstein rallies in supporter of Yes on Amendment 4 regarding abortion in Florida outside of the polling place at the courthouse on Nov. 5, in Clearwater, Fla.
By: Laura Stone, Janice Dickson
U.S. Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris waves at supporters as she walks off stage after speaking at Howard University in Washington, DC, on Nov. 6.
By: Robert Fife, Janice Dickson
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By: Janice Dickson
Roméo Dallaire and his wife met with government officials and visited front-line communities and rehabilitation centres in hopes of learning how
By: Janice Dickson
Veterans Transition Network says the Taliban were aware that David Lavery was performing humanitarian work in Afghanistan for the past three years
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