In Focus: Reporting Iraq

Learn more: http://pulitzercenter.org/projects/middle-east/iraq-death-nation-revisited

As seen on Foreign Exchange with Fareed Zakaria. Working as a journalist in Iraq has never been harder. More than 200 media and media support staff, most of them Iraqis, have been killed since 2003. Dozens more have been kidnapped or arrested. Richard Rowley and David Enders look at the dangers of working as a journalist in Baghdad.

Reported by David Enders and Rick Rowley, "Iraq: Death of a Nation" examines how the U.S. invasion and occupation created a multi-faceted civil war in which the U.S. is now actively arming multiple factions.

This report is part of Pulitzer Center-sponsored project "Iraq: Death of a Nation? (revisited)" (http://bit.ly/swJtcg).

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• Iraq Civil War
• Sunni
• Shiite
• Anbar
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• Security in Iraq
• Progress in Iraq
• Occupied Iraq
• Politics
• War
• Sectarian Violence
• Fragile States
• Reporting on Iraq
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• Iraq Media Freedom
• Dangerous Job

[dragonic9100]

perhaps journalists should get the hell out of iraq...

[geoffreyphilip]

Allah Uh? Akbar. LOL

Dont forget Thakbir!!

[NO2amnesty]

This is the most ridiculous report I've seen on Iraq. Reporters are out there every day, travelling around Baghdad, and getting stories without any security other than their driver. If this woman needs a massive security detail, she is clearly wasting her time in Iraq.