As a reporter for the Times, my articles went out to hundreds of thousands of people -- and yet those readers were mostly faceless and voiceless strangers, on whose behalf I felt the individual authority to gather "the facts" and discern "the truth".
Then, and yet more awful, silence: the little earth cowering voiceless under the heaven's menace.
Yet he saw himself first of all as the voice of voiceless people.
Dr. Figenschou sights that these labor workers are regularly exploited by their Qatari sponsors, yet Al Jazeera has been noticeably quiet on the issue, simultaneously promoting itself as the "voice of the voiceless".
He was practically voiceless.
But civil servants are voiceless.
It's the voice of the voiceless".
Yet half-a-million women die annually from complications related to pregnancy or childbirth without attracting much interest because the victims are typically among the most voiceless people in the world: impoverished, rural, uneducated and female.
"In my life I have been voiceless.
