Amy Goodman
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U.N. Photo Collection Shows Gaza War Through the Lens of Palestinian Journalists
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April 19, 2024
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The Gaza Collective Photo Essay project, organized by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), collected work from 14 Palestinian photographers who were each asked to share one image that captured the devastation of the Gaza Strip over the last six months. We speak with Charlotte Cans, head of photography at OCHA, about the project. "It's one thing to say there's a war and it's horrible, and it's another thing to see an image of a child being pulled out from the rubble. It really hits you differently," Cans says of the motivation behind the project. "It was really important to elevate the stories coming from Palestinian photojournalists, who are the only window into what is going on in Gaza."
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