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P.S. Curious about the illustration above? That’s by Phil Ninh, who sketched the action at our record-setting Global Investigative Journalism Conference this year. The image shows participants at our first-ever workshop for citizen investigators.
Gathering Evidence and Documents in Conflict and War Zones — A MENA Case Study
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