Reporter covering international affairs for the @globeandmail [email protected]
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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.
Given her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the context of politics and international relations, pitches should offer expert analysis or firsthand accounts from individuals directly impacted by these policies. Additionally, Janice may be interested in stories that shed light on evolving situations affecting vulnerable populations like Afghan refugees or Ukrainian civilians.
As Janice primarily focuses on national news within Canada while also covering international affairs with a strong emphasis on certain regions (Afghanistan and Ukraine), consider tailoring your pitch to align with her areas of interest.
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By: Kateryna Hatsenko, Janice Dickson
Russia unleashed a barrage of missiles against five Ukrainian cities on Monday, including a daytime missile that crashed into Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital – the largest in Ukraine
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Zelenska, a former screenwriter, says she is not a politician, an analyst or a professional diplomat, but Russia’s full-scale invasion more than two years ago has forced all Ukrainians to adapt to new roles
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Olena Zelenska has helped lead the call for more support from western nations
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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
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
The Indigenous leaders are raising concerns Canadian mining projects are destroying their environment and bringing violence to their communities
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