Calls develop for an impartial investigation one month after the killing of Al Jazeera journalist.
A month in the past, Israeli troopers shot lifeless Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh as she was overlaying a raid within the occupied West Financial institution.
Referred to as the “Voice of Palestine”, the Palestinian American was killed whereas doing what she had carried out for 25 years: telling the tales of resistance to Israeli occupation.
Al Jazeera is referring the case to the Worldwide Prison Courtroom and continues to demand an intensive and impartial investigation.
Palestinian leaders have rejected proposals for a joint probe with Israel, saying it might by no means be clear.
The US has been criticised for not doing sufficient to search out out what occurred to one among its personal residents.
So are hopes of accountability fading away?
Presenter: Nick Clark
Friends:
Faten Elwan – Journalist and pal of Shireen Abu Akleh
Triestino Mariniello – Reader in legislation, Liverpool John Moores College
Paurline Ades-Mevel – Editor-in-chief, Reporters with out Borders
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