Sentence examples for report on war from inspiring English sources

"This decision has nothing to do with any A.I.H.R.C. report on war atrocities," he said.

The four-member panel said it published the findings two days after a broader report on war crimes in Syria to draw attention to what it called "an enduring and underreported trend" in the conflict.

12 Years a Slave and Dallas Buyers Club are adhering to the same storytelling process by which a news report on war focuses on a single unusual victim rather than evoking the deaths or suffering of thousands of others.

Last January, when she heard that Stanislav Markelov, a lawyer for an independent newspaper, had been shot, she was on deadline with a report on war crimes in South Ossetia.

It also noted that Sirisena's administration had succeeded in persuading the UN to delay the publication of its report on war crimes and human rights abuses, which were alleged to have been committed by both sides in the final stages of the civil war.

JERUSALEM, Oct. 11 -- Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday seemed to distance himself from U.S. efforts to restart peace talks and defended his recent handling of a report on war crimes in the Gaza Strip in a defiant televised address meant to boost his political standing amid growing criticism.

At 12pm on October 29, to mark the second anniversary of the first Lancet report on war-related deaths in Iraq, hundreds of people from around the UK will set up an "unauthorised" 24-hour peace camp in Parliament Square.

Lloyd Braun, the former chairman of ABC's entertainment group who now oversees Yahoo's expanded media group in Santa Monica, has hired Kevin Sites, a veteran television correspondent, to produce a multimedia Web site that will report on wars around the world.

It was interesting in itself, but it has an especial resonance in the light of this week's speech by David Schlesinger, the Reuters editor-in-chief, who questioned the wisdom of journalists continuing to take risks to report on wars.

Journalists risk their lives to report on wars and face numerous ethical challenges - from the ethics of what to report to the practicalities of being embedded.

What it demonstrates is that the business of reporting on war has changed fundamentally.