Recently a friend of mine, a senior Bangladeshi journalist, confronted a local councilor who'd been accused of raping Rohingyas with impunity.
It's indicative of this book's tone that he identifies one assistant as "the redoubtable Hamilton scions-Jofes, scion ofinene journalistic stock and a man acutely sensitive to the ethical issues journalists confront in dealing with the impoverished and disempowered".
One group of journalists, confronted with a chant of "Fuck Republicans!
The heightened danger and ubiquitous threat that journalists confront carries significant psychological challenges.
In 2009 journalists confronted him with a newly discovered order from 1941 that told his regiment to take no prisoners.
Yes, he agrees, he did do "Welcome to Sarajevo" (1997), but that was really a story of Western journalists confronted and appalled by a terrible place.
The partners in the so-called ruling tandem have left open which one of them will run for president next March, reacting with a mixture of irritation and embarrassment when journalists confront them with "the 2012 question".
He said his newspaper had been taken over in recent years by Mohamed Sakher el-Materi, Mr. Ben Ali's billionaire son-in-law.But Mr. Materi has now fled, and on Sunday, Mr. Teyeb said, the paper's journalists confronted their editor in chief".We, the journalists, fired him," Mr. Teyeb said.
In a May, the journalist Clive Thompson confronted a sex bot and tried to unmask it.
And if you're waiting for an Edward Murrow moment – when a journalist might confront Trump on the utter nonsense he's spewing, helping an audience to see that the emperor is naked – don't bother.
