Democracy Now! 2004-04-12 - Massacre in Fallujah
Over 600 Dead, 1,000 Injured, 60,000 Refugees. Contains reports from reporters and locals on scene in Baghdad and al-Fallujah
Amy Goodman reporting. Participants:
Aaron Glantz, Free Speech Radio News, Baghdad
Yousef Bakri Amash, 11-year old civilian refugee from al-Fallujah
Mekki al-Azar, clinic director, al-Fallujah
Julia Guest, filmmaker, bringing footage from al-Fallujah
Samir Khader, al-Jazeera senior producer, whose crew had been trapped in al-Fallujah
Ibrahim Hassen, 40-year old civilian refugee from al-Fallujah.
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Aaron Glantz, Free Speech Radio News, Baghdad
Yousef Bakri Amash, 11-year old civilian refugee from al-Fallujah
Mekki al-Azar, clinic director, al-Fallujah
Julia Guest, filmmaker, bringing footage from al-Fallujah
Samir Khader, al-Jazeera senior producer, whose crew had been trapped in al-Fallujah
Ibrahim Hassen, 40-year old civilian refugee from al-Fallujah.
More news:
Mass Antiwar Protests in Japan, Fate of Iraq Hostages Remains Unclear.
Hundreds of Corpses Fill Haiti Morgues.
Palestinian Activist Farouk Abdel-Muhty Ordered Released After Two Years in Prison Without Charge.
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