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An appeals court has ruled that the firing of the chief of Voice of America was illegal. This decision follows a federal judge's earlier ruling in March that nullified the dismissal of approximately 1,000 journalists at the organization.
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An appeals court has ruled that the firing of the chief of Voice of America was illegal. This decision follows a federal judge's earlier ruling in March that nullified the dismissal of approximately 1,000 journalists at the organization.
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Firing of Voice of America Chief Was Illegal, Appeals Court Rules
Appeals Court Rules Firing of Voice of America Chief Was Illegal