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Prison break: From Gaza to Stockholm and back

 
MENASSAT’s Gaza Correspondent Ola Madhoun experiences daily challenges that would drive most reporters to quit the business. After a recent trip to Sweden for a training course in Journalism and Democracy, she reflects on what it means to be a reporter in Gaza while the international community waxes poetic about democracy and justice.
 
By OLA MADHOUN
 
MENASSAT’s Gaza Correspondent Ola Madhoun experiences daily challenges that would drive most reporters to quit the business. After a recent trip to Sweden for a training course in Journalism and Democracy, she reflects on what it means to be a reporter in Gaza while the international community waxes poetic about democracy and justice.
MENASSAT's Gaza correspondent Ola Madhoun in Stockholm for the Institute for Further Education of Journalists’ training course. © Ola Madhoun
MENASSAT’s Gaza Correspondent Ola Madhoun experiences daily challenges that would drive most reporters to quit the business. After a recent trip to Sweden for a training course in Journalism and Democracy, she reflects on what it means to be a reporter in Gaza while the international community waxes poetic about democracy and justice.
GAZA, December 24, 2008 (MENASSAT) — A recent trip to Stockholm has forced me to revise cherished concepts I’ve held about democracy and freedom—concepts that I’ve nourish
By OLA MADHOUN
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