Lebanese activists and journalists take part in a protest, against the killing of Lebanon’s Al-Jadeed television cameraman Ali Shaaban, as they hold his pictures at Martyrs’ square in downtown Beirut, April 10, 2012.
Syrian soldiers shot dead the cameraman on Monday near the border between the two countries, the television channel said. It said Shaaban was on the Lebanese side of the frontier, in the northern Lebanese region of Wadi Khaled, when soldiers opened fire on a car carrying the Al-Jadeed crew. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir
Lebanese activists and journalists take part in a protest, against the killing of Lebanon's Al-Jadeed television cameraman Ali Shaaban. One of the protesters is holding a banner in Arabic describing the killing of Shaaban as a deliberate act, and condemning the disassociation policy preventing the truth from prevailing .The Daily Star .
the tv network this man was working i is affiliated with the prime minister…miqati.
the least they can do is raise their voices high to the apathy of the lebanese govt to the casulties going down because of “our sister” next door.
the tv network this man was working i is affiliated with the prime minister…miqati.
the least they can do is raise their voices high to the apathy of the lebanese govt to the casulties going down because of “our sister” next door.
Lebanese activists and journalists take part in a protest, against the killing of Lebanon’s Al-Jadeed television cameraman Ali Shaaban, as they hold his pictures at Martyrs’ square in downtown Beirut, April 10, 2012.
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