Ahmad Shawkat

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An Iraqi journalist, Ahmad Shawkat was shot to death outside his media office in Mosul, on October 28, 2003, following a series of death threats.[1]

Prior to his journalism, he had served as an anatomy professor at Mosul University,[2] and a Kurdish translator.[3]


[edit] References

  1. ^ Inside Out Documentaries : Ahmad's War by Michael Goldfarb : WBUR Boston
  2. ^ 'Ahmad's War, Ahmad's Peace': One of the Good Guys - New York Times
  3. ^ Amazon.com: Ahmad's War, Ahmad's Peace: Surviving Under Saddam, Dying in the New Iraq: Books: Michael Goldfarb
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War correspondents killed during the Iraq War

American | Mark Fineman  | Fakher Haider  | Michael Kelly  | Elizabeth Neuffer

Argentinian | Veronica Cabrera  | Mario Podesta

Australian | Paul Moran  |

Austrian | Jeremy Little

British | Waleed Khaled  | Gaby Rado  | Terry Lloyd  | Richard Wild

German | Christian Liebig

Iranian | Kaveh Golestan

Iraqi | Ali Abdul Aziz  | Ali al-Khatib  | Khaled Al-Attar  | Maha Ibrahim Ahmad Shawkat

Japanese | Kotaro Ogawa

Palestinian | Mazin Dana

Polish | Waldemar Milewicz  | Mounir Bouamrane

Qatari | Rashid Hamid Wali

Spanish | Jose Couso  | Julio Anguita Parrado

Ukrainian | Taras Protsyuk
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