As photojournalists around the world struggle to find funding for their work, members of the international photographic cooperative NOOR continue to produce in-depth visual reports, and promote, exhibit and sell their work around the world. Formed in 2007, NOOR is an independent organization made up of nine award-winning photojournalists and a managing director.

When CBS Senior International Correspondent Lara Logan met Iraqi state TV channel cameraman Jehad Ali (pictured) in Iraq in 2007, he had just been shot by a group of militants affiliated with al-Qaeda. Logan wanted to help.

In the Republic of Moldova, a country of about 4 million located between Romania and Ukraine, journalism education is evolving. With the help of international media development organizations and Western universities, journalists in the country are learning and adapting to Western media standards.

This week, Indonesia's parliament passed a controversial bill limiting the powers of the country's Corruption Court, which many project will weaken the fight against corruption in the country. Despite reform efforts, endemic corruption in Indonesia remains a legacy of President Suharto's 32-year reign, including in the country's media.