What I consider “newsworthy” for Global Dispatches is different from that of most other media outlets. I’m driven by the principles of humanitarian journalism, which stipulates that the news value of a story is derived primarily from the how the story impacts people—wherever they are, whoever they are. There is a moral equivalence to all lives, even if those lives are culturally, politically or geographically distant from the audiences in west. This leads me to cover stories that are generally overlooked by my counterparts and seek perspectives that are generally absent in western media.
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