Radio Free Asia says it will fully shut down by end of April without court intervention

The agency, which is in a legal battle with the administration in an attempt to remain operational, filed a motion to stop the government's termination of funding and ensure access to funds appropriated by
"The filing emphasizes the irreparable harm being done to RFA's operations, its reputation, and its ability to protect journalists reporting from some of the most dangerous parts of the world," it said in a statement.
"Without court intervention, RFA is expected to fully shut down by the end of April."
RFA said it has already furloughed 75% of its U.S.-based staffed and suspended more than 90% of its freelance journalists.
The agency has broadcast across
It reaches more than 60 million people weekly.
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