In this piece for globeandmail.com, Ross Howard recalls meeting and training one of the Somali journalists killed on August 11, and the passion with which he pursued truth-telling despite its inherent dangers. He contrasts that with Canada’s passive reaction and lack of support for journalism abroad. In related news, a memorial service was held on August 24 for slain Canadian journalist Ali Sharmarke.
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