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Al-Sharif told the Committee to Protect Journalists that his coverage of the crimes of the Israeli occupation in the Gaza Strip harms them and damages their image in the world
The evidence offered to the public is weak consisting of screenshots spreadsheets purported service numbers and old payments that have not been independently verified
Each man sought to stand up for the dignity and sovereignty of Ukraine's people through different means
Journalists would rally to Chernov's side and dismiss allegations against him as propaganda if he were targeted by the Russian state
Mstyslav Chernov notes the parallel between himself the journalist and the young officer he is interviewing
The soldier picked up a rifle while Chernov picked up a camera
The film is a claustrophobic harrowing film unfolding in bunkers and foxholes
A local reporter is surely a partisan
In the documentary “2000 Meters to Andriivka,” Ukrainian journalists accompany Ukrainian soldiers seeking to recapture a village from Russian forces
A local reporter comes under more scrutiny
A local reporter cannot help being blinkered by her own suffering and root for one side in the conflict
Expertise can be viewed as something darker in some places
Mhawish was dismayed to see news organizations parrot Israeli claims that his friend was killed because he was a Hamas militant
The author as a foreign journalist was always perceived differently from local journalists in war zones
The response to al-Sharif's killing has been more muted and likely to give equal weight to Israeli accusations
The murder of Jamal Khashoggi by the Saudi government created a global outcry
Russia's detention and killing of journalists provoked outpourings of support
Al-Sharif's death was an especially devastating blow
Mhawish left Gaza last year
Mhawish abandoned his press vest because it no longer provided protection