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A group of woman (and one man).

Remembering Wafa Aludaini: a voice for Palestine

The founder of 16th October Media Group was instrumental in the career development of many Palestinian media professionals.
Iman Ibraheem Abo Qamar
    Young man in press jacket in Gaza.

    O world, do you hear me?

    O world, have you witnessed what transpired? /  The voices of truth-tellers are silenced. 
    Ibrahim Yaghi
      Journalist Ismael Al Ghoul in helmet and press vest.

      Remembering Ismail Al-Ghoul, a journalist in Gaza and my mentor

      Ismail’s deeds and advice will shape the next generation of Palestinian journalists.
      Farida Algoul
        A group of Al-Azhar University students in their graduation gowns.

        Dreams deferred

        The destruction of my university and everything around it strikes a blow against Gaza’s future and my own.
        Hamza N. Ibrahim
          Young girl looking through barred windows.

          A letter to Zina

          Tell her she was the light of my eyes / The star that guided my nights.
          Eman Al-astal
            Ahmed Alnaouq with Outstanding Impact Award from Amnesty International.

            WANN receives Outstanding Impact Award from Amnesty International UK

            The award is for all the journalists who have risked their lives, or lost them, documenting Israel’s aggression in Gaza.
            A young adult daughter adjusting the helmet on her mother, who is wearing a PRESS vest.

            The blue fighter

            A helmet, a press vest, and a strong heart is what makes a journalist – and a target for the Israeli forces.
            Nowar Diab
              Husand, wife and three children.

              Missing Saeed

              “Every place in Gaza held memories for us,” says his widow. “Now those places are gone, and Saeed is gone.” 
              Israa Mohammed Jamal
                press colleagues carrying body of Shireen Abu Akleh

                Shireen Abu Akleh didn’t “die”

                Why is the Western media so reluctant to report that Israel is responsible for her death?
                Ahmed Alnaouq

                  Gaza through the eyes of a ‘fixer’

                  Being a "fixer" for journalists visiting Gaza brings with it danger, dread...and discovery
                  Mariam Dawwas

                    We still see you

                    The Israelis think shooting the eyes of our journalists hides their actions.
                    Basman Derawi

                      First ‘class’ graduates from journalism training

                      Twenty-five trainees completed the U.S. government-funded training.