Forgotten victims

WHY did the Irish media fail to heed the call from fellow journalists for a global day of mourning and protest over the failure of the US to probe the killing of media personnel in Iraq?

Forgotten victims
Wed, 14 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

April 8 was the date set for the commemoration by the International Federation of Journalists the anniversary of the attack by US military on a Baghdad hotel filled with journalists.

Paul Kinsella,

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