donderdag, september 14, 2006
Persfotograaf doodgeschoten in Irak
Freelance photographer Safa Isma'il Enad, 31, was shot in a photo print shop in Baghdad on Tuesday, according to the Journalistic Freedoms Observatory, an Iraqi press freedom organisation run by local journalists.
Two gunmen entered the store and asked for Enad by his first name. When the photographer replied, he was shot.
Enad had worked for the now-defunct Tikrit-based al-Watan paper, which was affiliated with the US-funded Iraqi National Movement. The paper, which closed two months ago due to lack of money, is trying to re-establish itself as a magazine.
Bron: The Guardian.
Two gunmen entered the store and asked for Enad by his first name. When the photographer replied, he was shot.
Enad had worked for the now-defunct Tikrit-based al-Watan paper, which was affiliated with the US-funded Iraqi National Movement. The paper, which closed two months ago due to lack of money, is trying to re-establish itself as a magazine.
Bron: The Guardian.
# posted by Jan-Edward : 16:12
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