Re: [politics] Kyiv Post donations

From: Olena Boyko ([email protected])
Date: Tue Mar 25 2014 - 12:36:10 EST


Has anyone else try to donate and receive a warning that the web site's certificate address is a problem>. I am warned not to continue but would like to donate to support them.
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  Subject: [politics] Kyiv Post donations

  KyivPost.com added 2 new photos.
  Dear Friends!

  Over four months ago Ukraine entered its most challenging period since independence. The pace and intensity with which events developed was astonishing: from peaceful protests we moved to street fights against brutal government forces, a fortress erected in the heart of the capital, the invasion of Crimea and its annexation to Russia...

  During all this time the Kyiv Post team worked around the clock, seven days a week, to bring our readers the latest news andinsight. But dedication and spirit can only go so far, especially when faced with unexpected costs. This is why we asked readers for support, starting a donation campaign to support independent journalism http://www.kyivpost.com/payment/?section=donate.

  These funds have helped our journalists and photographers go to Donetsk, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Luhansk and Crimea, to bring our readers eyewitness accounts and photos from these hotspots.

  Thanks to such donations, we had a chance to record an interview with Pavel Gubarev (the self-proclaimed leader of Donetsk) just before he was jailed, speak to Gennadiy Kernes in Kharkiv after the tide turned against him and his federalist Ukrainian Front, and provide live reports from Belbek Airbase and the streets of Simferopol.

  We believe that each donated hryvnia shows that our job is needed by those who, in fact, we are working for - our readers.

  At present, several Kyiv Post journalists remain in Crimea and southern Ukraine, and our team continue to cover events throughout the country. And we can do so with the help our community, which trusts us and allows us to stay independent.

  Thank you,

  The Kyiv Post team



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