Justice for Terry Lloyd -- but will those responsible for his unlawful killing ever face charges?
I'd be very surprised if they did.
I paid a high price for working as a "unilateral" in the Iraq war.
I was seriously injured in Northern Iraq less than fortnight after Terry, Hussein Osman and Fred Nerac were killed down south.
Even so, I fully agree with Daniel Demoustier's statement to the inquest:
"Unilateral journalism is of the highest importance. We can't give this up and I am absolutely sure that both Terry and Fred would continue to do what they did."
I'd be very surprised if they did.
I paid a high price for working as a "unilateral" in the Iraq war.
I was seriously injured in Northern Iraq less than fortnight after Terry, Hussein Osman and Fred Nerac were killed down south.
Even so, I fully agree with Daniel Demoustier's statement to the inquest:
"Unilateral journalism is of the highest importance. We can't give this up and I am absolutely sure that both Terry and Fred would continue to do what they did."
posted by Stuart at 13:18
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Hi Stuart. As somebody who has taken an interest in the story of Paul Moran, the Australian news cameraman who became the first media casualty of the war in Iraq, I wondered if you would be interested in reading an article I have just written about Paul's involvement - perhaps unwitting - in the WMD affair and the countdown to war? Send me an email at paulrouse@bluebottle.com and I will gladly forward the article on to you.
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