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BBC NEWS | South Asia | 'How Bagram destroyed me' - 0 views

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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Mr Ahmad protested, saying that as a journalist it was his job. They then, he says, shaved his head and put him in an orange jump suit. But before leaving Kandahar - his guards had one final message. "I will never forget it," he says. "They said 'you know what?', and I said 'what' and they said there is no right of journalists in this war."
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Vinita Srivastava on 13 Sep 10

Jawed Ahman, 22 years old, CTV

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Jawed Ahman, 22 years old, CTV</div>

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Ask a Pro: How to Shoot (and Not Get Shot) In a War Zone - 0 views

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Vinita Srivastava on 24 Sep 10

"Ever wonder how war photographers survive out there? We've enlisted Teru Kuwayama-a photographer who has covered conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and other hotspots for Time, Newsweek and Outside-to explain the perils of working in a war zone."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Ever wonder how war photographers survive out there? We've enlisted Teru Kuwayama-a photographer who has covered conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and other hotspots for Time, Newsweek and Outside-to explain the perils of working in a war zone."</div>

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Video Blogger Kevin Sites Keeps One Foot in the War Zone - 1 views

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Vinita Srivastava on 24 Sep 10

"Sites says the Hot Zone changed his way of thinking about covering the battlefield. He now believes war reporting should focus on collateral damage rather than combat. "The combat, which may only last a couple of minutes, a couple of hours, a couple of days ... will create a legacy of destruction for the civilian population that will go on for generations.""

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Sites says the Hot Zone changed his way of thinking about covering the battlefield. He now believes war reporting should focus on collateral damage rather than combat. "The combat, which may only last a couple of minutes, a couple of hours, a couple of days ... will create a legacy of destruction for the civilian population that will go on for generations.""</div>

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