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Jean Numa Goudou

Jean Numa Goudou, a Canadian of Haitian origin, has more than 25 years of experience in journalism. Having started his career at Radio-Métropole in Port-au-Prince, he then immigrated to Canada, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Quebec in Montreal. Passionate about original stories, particularly in immigration and local news, he has worked for Radio-Canada, Le Devoir and the Métro newspaper. In 2014, Goudou founded In Texto Journal Nou, a media outlet dedicated to black and immigrant communities.

Criminal and penal lawyer, Fernando Belton. Photo by Jean Numa Goudou
April 18, 2024
Local Journalism Initiative/News

Black overrepresentation in Canadian prisons: Data gaps and judicial bias hinder progress, lawyer says

Challenges persist in Implementing Bill C-5 to reduce Black incarceration in Canada

February 19, 2024
Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

Asylum seekers fall victim to bogus immigration lawyers

Fake lawyers often come from the same community as the victims and were lawyers in their home countries but not licensed here

December 20, 2023
Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

Being black, gay, and a UN refugee in Montreal

Junior Nsamia Mayema, a gay man, fled the DRC to South Africa and then to the United States as a refugee, where

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