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NYT: Submarine Inventor Admits Dismembering Journalist Kim Wall

Posted on November 1, 2017 by Andrea Salcedo

A few weeks ago, I posted a New York Times story reporting the missing parts of journalist Kim Wall’s body had been found by investigators. I also posed questions about safety in journalism, especially for freelancers and women. This week, … Continue reading →

Posted in being a foreign correspondent, Foreign reporting | Tagged crime, Foreign reporting, freelancing, Kim Wall, Peter Madsen, reporting crime, violence against journalists, women journalists challenges | Leave a comment

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NYT: Submarine Inventor Admits Dismembering Journalist Kim Wall

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