Why war reporting must move beyond the constant focus on violence
In short: Conflict journalist Bel Trew argues that reporting should prioritize compassion and truth over graphic imagery. This video explores how shifting our focus toward empathy can better depict the full human impact of war.
Bel Trew advocates for a journalistic approach that looks beyond the trenches to capture the complete reality of conflict. By moving away from a singular focus on violence, she suggests that reporters can better illuminate the human toll of war, offering a path toward healing a fractured world.
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