Freedoms Observatory reveals the toll of journalists victims in Mosul

[ltr]Freedoms Observatory reveals the toll of journalists victims in Mosul[/ltr]

 Since 11/13/2016 19:23 pm (Baghdad time)
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[ltr]Journalistic Freedoms Observatory said the outcome of the death and injury of reporters in the battle to restore the city of Mosul, arrived 16 journalists and photographers, in the attacks "senseless" waged by insurgents organize Daesh against troops and the Iraqi cities, as pointed observatory that authorities in the province of Kurdistan, stressed "grip" the difference on the media and journalists. The observatory said in a press statement, seen "Inanna," a copy of it, on Sunday, that "Since the start of the process (coming, Nineveh) military to expel the organization Daesh from Iraq Iraqi journalists and foreign exposure to real risks due to the lack of safety features physical of flak Ballester and helmets head protection what caused the death of a photographer and a journalist and injuring 14 others. "[/ltr]
[ltr]The head of the Observatory, Ziad al-Ajili, who resides in the Nineveh operations command center, he said that "a lot of journalists Aimitlkon equipment for the physical integrity and often" covering battles without the protective cover from the bullets but neither those helmets protect your head. "[/ltr]
[ltr]And reduce the incidence and targeting suffered by the journalists explained Ajili, "The Journalistic Freedoms Observatory (JFO) request from the Joint Special Operations Command to protect journalists in the front lines and prevent military teams and security forces of involvement with reporters and photographers at the front of the battle lines."[/ltr]
[ltr]He called Ojaili "Media and Telecommunications Authority, which has promised to journalists and media teams tasked with covering the battle of Mosul, the provision of bullet-proof jackets and helmets, and bears legal responsibility for this, to be able JFO provide additional protection tools and first aid individual special correspondents in the next few days after being fired Observatory initiative (be well) on social media request for more support in solidarity with the efforts of journalists covering the battle of Mosul and to save their lives and encourage them to take precautions for the largest amount of physical protection. "[/ltr]
[ltr]According to the representative of the Journalistic Freedoms Observatory (JFO), the center of Ninawa Operations Command operations has been recorded since the start of the battle to restore the city of Mosul, the names of "320 Iraqi journalists and foreign participants in the coverage of these battles."[/ltr]
[ltr]The Journalistic Freedoms Observatory (JFO) and Reporters Without Borders published a report on all the "crimes" committed by the organization Daesh against journalists and their assistants, in the northern region of Iraq, and documented the JFO Reporters partner Without Borders in Iraq, the kidnapping of 48 journalists and media assistants and students Media by the extremist organization after control of the city of Mosul in June 2014, where he proceeded to the execution of 13 of them and various brutal ways for "treason and espionage", while the uncertain fate of the ten others are believed to be still held in Altesfarat prison, and prison Badush, camp Ghazlani.[/ltr]
[ltr]The battle began restore control of Mosul organize Daesh, in the 17 of last October, with the participation of the Iraqi army and Alhacdan folk and tribal and Peshmerga where those troops were able to recover a lot of areas and villages even Alan.anthy 29 / tc n[/ltr]


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