Journalists can become victims in war too.

Journalists

When discussing fatalities in Afghanistan many people forget about journalists and photographers. In any conflict, journalists are there to report what's happening to the rest of world. Often, journalists accompany military units on patrols and put themselves in as much danger as military personnel do.

Date	Name	Nationality	Employer	Place	Cause
05-Sep-10	Sayed Hamid Noori	Afghan	Radio TV Afghanistan	Kabul	Stabbing
24-Jun-10	James Hunter	American	Fort Campbell Courier, USA	Kandahar	Bombing
10-Jan-10	Rupert Hamer	British	Sunday Mirror, UK	Nawa	Bombing
30-Dec-09	Michelle Lang	Canadian	Calgary Herald, Canada	Kandahar	Bombing
09-Sep-09	Sultan Munadi	Afghan	New York Times, USA	Kunduz	Shooting
11-Mar-09	Jawed Ahmad	Afghan	Freelance	Kandahar	Shooting
07-Jun-08	Abdul Rohani	Afghan	BBC, UK	Lashkar Gah	Shooting
15-Jan-08	Carsten Thomassen	Norwegian	Dagbladet, Norway	Kabul	Shooting
08-Apr-07	Ajmal Naqshbandi	Afghan	Freelance	Helmand	Shooting
07-Oct-06	Christian Struwe	German	Deutsche Welle	Baghlan	Shooting
07-Oct-06	Karen Fischer	German	Freelance	Baghlan	Shooting
22-Jul-06	Abdul Qodus	Afghan	Aryana TV, Afghanistan	Kandahar	Bombing
26-Nov-01	Ulf Stromberg	Swedish	TV4 Sweden	Taloqan	Shooting
19-Nov-01	Harry Burton	Australian	Reuters Television	Nangarhar	Shooting
19-Nov-01	Azizullah Haidari	Pakistani	Reuters	Nangarhar	Shooting
19-Nov-01	Julio Fuentes	Spanish	El Mundo Spain	Nangarhar	Shooting
19-Nov-01	Maria Grazia Cutuli	Italian	Corriere della Serra, Italy	Nangarhar	Shooting
11-Nov-01	Pierre Billaud	French	Radio TV Luxembourg	Takhar	Shooting
11-Nov-01	Volker Handloik	German	Freelance	Takhar	Shooting
11-Nov-01	Johanne Sutton	French	Radio France International	Takhar	Shooting
05-Sep-01	Marc Brunereau	Belgian	Freelance