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Kurt Schork Memorial Awards: Independent Arabia wins prize for investigative reporting in Iraq

Aya Mansour was recognised in the Local Reporter category for her work covering ‘the cultures and resilience of minority groups and survivors of war’

The Independent UK

Revealed: Toxic old Iraqi oil barrels being sold as water tanks

INDEPENDENT ARABIA: Across the southern province of Maysan, people are storing water in discarded oil field containers sold to them as ‘safe’. Aya Mansour investigates a public health crisis in the heart of the Iraqi marshlands

The Independent UK

Gravel, rotten wood and no bricks: Palestinians struggle to rebuild homes in the ruins of Gaza City

With tents collapsing and infrastructure in ruins, ordinary Gazans are leading a grassroots push to restore their homes as winter approaches, Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha reports

The Independent UK

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Pistachio farms in Syria survived the war - only to be hit by climate change

INDEPENDENT ARABIA: Pistachio farmers in northern Syria are facing one of their toughest seasons yet, as drought, pests and rising costs threaten a crop long considered the country’s “red gold”, Mustafa Rostom reports

The Independent UK

Independent Arabia receives Press Freedom Award on behalf of its late correspondent Maryam Abu Daqqa

The International Press Institute honours late photojournalist who was killed in an Israeli strike in August while covering the Gaza war

The Independent UK

Independent Arabia photographer Maryam Abu Daqqa posthumously awarded Press Freedom Hero Award

The International Press Institute honours late photojournalist who was killed in an Israeli strike in August while covering the Gaza war

The Independent UK

Between bullets and breadlines: Bearing witness to Gaza’s endless war

JOURNALISM IN GAZA: As the war in Gaza enters its third year, Independent Arabia’s correspondent Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha recounts the challenges of reporting from the frontlines

The Independent UK

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‘My colleagues are killed on live TV. The world does nothing’: Inside Al Jazeera’s Wael al-Dahdouh’s reporting from Gaza

IN FOCUS: Al Jazeera’s Gaza bureau chief warns chief international correspondent Bel Trew that unless the world intervenes to protect journalists in the enclave and hold their killers to account there will be ‘no one left’

The Independent UK

Teaching the deaf to survive in a silent war zone: How Gaza is even more dangerous when you can’t hear Israel’s missiles coming

IN FOCUS: When bombs fall on the Gaza Strip, members of the deaf community are particularly vulnerable, Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha reports

The Independent UK

Israel’s double-tap strike on Nasser Hospital likely broke rules of war

There are very limited circumstances in which a hospital or its medical staff could ever be a lawful target

The Independent UK

‘One day, the camera will fall from my hands’: How Maryam Abu Daqqa fearlessly documented the war in Gaza

TRIBUTE: Her colleague at Independent Arabia, Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha pays tribute to Maryam’s bravery and courage in her work

The Independent UK

Journalist killed in Israeli airstrike was ‘loved by everyone’, says father

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The Independent UK

Maryam Abu Daqqa’s father pays tribute to Independent Arabia journalist killed in Israeli strike

The father of Maryam Abu Daqqa, a photojournalist for Independent Arabia who was killed in an Israeli air strike, has paid an emotional tribute to his daughter who was “loved by everybody”.

The Independent UK

Mariam Abu Dagga: Gaza journalist killed in Israeli strike ‘carried her camera into the heart of the field’

The 33-year-old photojournalist committed to conveying suffering of civilians with ‘rare honesty and courage’

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The Independent UK

Israel’s killing of journalists is a shameful silencing of reporting on Gaza

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The world relies on local reporters because Israel does not allow international journalists into Gaza. We cannot let any more civilian casualties, of any sort, take place in this conflict

The Independent UK

Independent Arabia journalist among 20 killed in Israeli strike on Gaza hospital

Witnesses have told The Independent five journalists and multiple medics were killed in a double strike as they rushed to attend to and document the wounded

The Independent UK

Last video from Independent Arabia journalist before she was killed by Israeli airstrike

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The Independent UK

Maryam Abu Daqqa spent months photographing the war in Gaza. It claimed her life – but her images will endure

TRIBUTE: Maryam worked tirelessly to document the Israeli bombardment of the Gaza strip, writes her colleague at Independent Arabia, Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha

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‘We are living in fear and anguish every day’: Palestinians fear a ‘new Nakba’ as Netanyahu plans occupation

Residents of Gaza City fear Netanyahu’s plans will lead to unprecedented carnage

The Independent UK

Watch last video filmed by Independent Arabia journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa before she was killed in Gaza strike

Watch the last video filmed by Independent Arabia journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa, before she was killed in an Israeli strike on Gaza’s Nasser hospital.

The Independent UK

Former Israeli PM says Netanyahu’s plans to takeover Gaza would be ‘historic disaster’

In an interview with Independent Arabia, Ehud Olmert says the continuation of the war is ‘illegitimate’ and warned that a widespread international boycott of Israel is coming

The Independent UK

How Mexico became the ‘gateway to hell’ for Egyptians chasing the American Dream

INDEPENDENT ARABIA: Engy Magdy uncovers a transnational smuggling network facilitating the illegal migration of people from Egypt through Central America

The Independent UK

The women fighting adult illiteracy in Morocco

Since 2014, government initiatives have aided nore than 9 million people as part of programmes to overcome illiteracy. Women make up 85 per cent of that number

The Independent UK

The Unesco world heritage site locals are too scared to visit

In the heart of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman’s "City of Jinn" remains steeped in legends and mystery

The Independent UK

The Green Wall project to restore the African Sahara is collapsing

Security issues, political apathy and insufficient funding threaten to derail Africa’s boldest conservation project

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