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AFP journalists warn their ‘last reporters will die’ working in current Gaza conditions

GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 23 – AFP warns Gaza journalists face severe hunger amid Israeli blockade that restricts humanitarian aid, with over 171 local media workers killed since October 2023, union says.

  • More than 100 international aid organisations and human rights groups have warned of mass starvation in Gaza.
  • The World Health Organization has said that a quarter of Gaza's population is facing famine-like conditions, according to its assessments.
  • AFP journalists warn that their 'last reporters will die' working in current Gaza conditions, where independent journalists cannot adequately feed themselves and their families.
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Leading news agencies and the BBC are complaining about the food supply of their reporters in the Gaza Strip.

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The BBC and three leading news agencies are deeply concerned about journalists in Gaza, who are "increasingly unable to feed themselves and their families".

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