User:Crtew/Niraz Saeed
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See also
[edit]- University of Southern Indiana (Replace with a relevant article)
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[edit]- nytimes[1]
- aljazeera[2]
- straitstimes[3]
- middleeasteye[4]
- electronicintifada[5]
- unrwa[6]
- unesco[7]
- rsf[8]
- cpj[9]
- hrdmemorial[10]
- thepolicymaker[11]
- youtube[12]
USE GOOGLE TRANSLATE: *syria[13]
References
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- ^ Hubbard, Ben; Shoumali, Karam (2018-07-26). "Hundreds Died in Syrian Custody, Government Acknowledges". The New York Times.
- ^ "'They killed my love': Remembering photographer Niraz Saied | News | al Jazeera".
- ^ "Award-winning Palestinian photographer Niraz Saied 'dies in Syria jail'". 2018-07-16.
- ^ "The death of Niraz Saied in Syria: Could we have done more?".
- ^ "Palestinian photographer reported killed in Syrian prison". 2018-07-18.
- ^ "Yarmouk youth wins 2014 UNRWA/EU photography competition".
- ^ "Director-General urges inquiry into death of photojournalist Niraz Saeed in a prison in Syria". 2018-07-24.
- ^ "Photographer Niraz Saied dies in Syrian prison | Reporters without borders". 2018-07-19.
- ^ "Palestinian photojournalist jailed in 2015 dies in Syrian government custody".
- ^ "Niraz Saied – HRD Memorial".
- ^ http://www.thepolicymaker.net/opinion-20/
- ^ "Letters from al Yarmouk - Trailer - Rashid Masharawi - رشيد مشهراوي". YouTube.
- ^ "مقتل الناشط الإعلامي نيراز سعيد تحت التعذيب في معتقلات النظام السوري".
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