In addition to [Kael Alford], the freelance photojournalists, who met in Baghdad in 2003, are Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, Thorne Anderson and Rita Leistner. All have worked for major news outlets, but wanted to take photos they assumed the U.S. news media would not publish. Alford said the group felt many stories in the U.S. media were "oversimplified. We had a narrative that wasn't consistent with the American airwaves - and it was pretty accurate," Alford said. "We had an unembedded perspective. What it was like for Iraqi citizens." "I think it's a great idea to end the war," Alford said. "We started it. But it's out of our control now. I don't think it's our war anymore. We have to cooperate with neighboring nations to end it."
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Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi is waging a campaign of intimidation against journalists and suspected opponents of his regime, according to Libyans and human rights groups. In recent weeks, several journalists have disappeared, been detained or faced mock executions. Over the weekend, an Al Jazeera cameraman became the first journalist to be killed since the start of the conflict in Libya last month.
... Ministry also confirmed last week that Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, a correspondent for London's Guardian ...
.... (90.) Id. . (91.) Id. . (92.) Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, 'If they pay we kill them anyway'--the...
This is not the view from a Marine base. These photographers were on the streets of Baghdad when it fell, amid a crowd of civilians under aerial attack, and in the holy Imam Ali shrine with the Mahdi Army during the siege of Najaf. Their images document issues often under represented: the insurgency as seen from inside the separate resistance movements, civilians affected by the battles between U.S. and insurgent forces, growing conservatism and fundamentalism and their effects on women, and the devastating effects of ongoing civilian casualties. Through the U.S. military's embedded journalism program, America has become accustomed to photos made from inside the U.S. military cordon, removed from the day to day realities of Iraq. In sharp contrast to the sound-bite depth of most embedde...
... USA), Rita Leistner (Toronto, Canada), and Ghaith Abdul-Ahad (Baghdad, Iraq) show that life there is...
...Officials Say." . (34) Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, "Meet Abu Abed: The U.S.'s New Ally Ag...
..., Reportage contributing photographer Ghaith Abdul-Ahad was named Foreign Correspondent of the ...
.... (10) Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, "'The US is Behaving As If Every Sunni...
... an act of Arab dignity and patriotism."); Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, The New Sunni Jihad: "A Time for Polit...
...AUTHOR: Abdul-Ahad, Ghaith et al. PUBLISHER: Chelsea Green Publ. Co. PUBLISH ...
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