Citizen journalists risk their lives to report from Raqqa
Clip: 7/24/2017 | 7m 35sVideo has Closed Captions
Matthew Heineman, director of "City of Ghosts," joins Jeffrey Brown.
Starting with the Arab Spring and fight against Syria’s Assad regime, through the brutal takeover by the Islamic State, a group of citizen journalists has been documenting life inside Raqqa under deadly circumstances. A new documentary tells their story. Matthew Heineman, director of "City of Ghosts," and Abdal-Aziz Al-Hamza, one of the group’s members, join Jeffrey Brown for a conversation.
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Citizen journalists risk their lives to report from Raqqa
Clip: 7/24/2017 | 7m 35sVideo has Closed Captions
Starting with the Arab Spring and fight against Syria’s Assad regime, through the brutal takeover by the Islamic State, a group of citizen journalists has been documenting life inside Raqqa under deadly circumstances. A new documentary tells their story. Matthew Heineman, director of "City of Ghosts," and Abdal-Aziz Al-Hamza, one of the group’s members, join Jeffrey Brown for a conversation.
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