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  • Zoriah is an award-winning photojournalist whose work has been featured in some of the world’s most prestigious galleries, museums and publications. Zoriah's clients have included The BBC, Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, ABC News, NPR, Focus and many others. With a background in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Aid, Zoriah specializes in documenting human crises in developing countries. His vitae not only lists photographic achievements and study, but also the in-depth training and experience necessary for working under extreme conditions in some of the world's harshest environments

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July 01, 2008

Zoriah's Embed Assignment in Iraq Cancelled Because of His EyeWitness Blog Post About the Sucide Attack in Anbar

This is Laurel Havir Porter, writing for Zoriah who has no internet access. I received word from Zoriah that the U.S. Marines Public Affairs spoke with him early this morning, and demanded that he take down the post he made yesterday about the suicide attack. When he refused, they canceled his embed with them in Iraq.

When Zoriah wrote me, he stated that the Marines were arranging a special convoy and flight out of the area immediately. A sandstorm delayed the flight. He expects to arrive in the green zone soon. We will give you an update as the situation unfolds.

Posted on July 01, 2008 at 05:09 PM in War in Iraq |

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Free Zoriah! Free speech! Stop the war!

Posted by: paurullan | July 01, 2008 at 06:29 PM

Thanks for sharing this post - I will pass it on to others as I can.

Glad Z was not injured or killed.

Prayers to the dead, the wounded and the relatives.

Posted by: Mikasi | July 01, 2008 at 11:50 PM

I find it strange that the marines have asked for this post to be taken down, and I salute Zoriah for refusing to. Excellent work from him, and it's a sad indictment of the situation that this has happened. At least he may end up a little safer...

Posted by: Olly Denton | July 02, 2008 at 04:40 AM

I am a supporter of the war, and I think that our own military bureaucracy is more of an hindrance to our effort than the terrorists.

Your photographs are very good, and are a good documentation of the evil we are fighting in Iraq. Our bone-headed bureaucrats are trying to sanitize war...and by doing so, they help the anti-war crowd all the more.

Posted by: Thunder Pig | July 02, 2008 at 04:22 PM

The Marines are obviously upset that their friends are posed on your site. They are not bone-heads trying to sanitize the war, they want you to show respect for the friends and family of the dead. These families will suffer enough without the added pain of seeing their loved ones mangled on your site. The marines took you in and escorted you safely through Iraq and this is how you repay them? Talk about biting the hand that feeds you. Its too bad this happened, you are a very talented photographer. Just not really bright.

Posted by: brian taylor | July 02, 2008 at 07:03 PM

Thanks for showing what the politicians don't want the US and Canadian citizens to see. They truly believe the public is stupid enough to think all is rosy and cozy over there.

Shame on any military and government officials who had him removed. All he did was speak and show the truth, which soldiers are brainwashed to ignore.

Posted by: JC Theriault | July 02, 2008 at 11:41 PM

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