GAZ2003050501-RAFAH, Gaza Strip, May 5 (UPI)--Palestinian journalists hold posters of the freelance British cameraman James Miller during a protest in the Rafah refugee camp in the Southern Gaza Strip, May 5, 2003. Dozens of Palestinian journalists attended a protest in Rafah refugee camp against the killing of the British cameraman. Miller, 35, died after being shot by Israeli troops in the back of the neck May 02, 2003, while filming a documentary on Palestinian children. jg/im/Ismael Mohamad UPI
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Journalists in the line of fire
GAZA CITY, Gaza -- While Palestinian journalists staged a sit-in in Gaza city to protest the killing of 23-year-old Reuters cameraman Fadel Shana and Lebanese journalists protested the killing in Beirut, Reuters Editor-in-Chief David Schlesinger called for an investigation.
Gazans either listless, full of fight
GAZA -- It was a sleepless and fitful night punctuated by repetitive outbreaks of gunfire, sonic booms, and deep dull thuds as intermittent explosions broke the nights silence. Around 6 am on Saturday the sound of a massive explosion reverberated through al-Bureij refugee camp.
Regional Roundups
News in brief from around the region.
Region Roundups
FIVE KILLED IN MOGADISHU VIOLENCE MOGADISHU – At least five people were killed and 12 others wounded after heavy clashes erupted in the northern part of the divided Somali capital Mogadishu on Sunday.
‘Death in Gaza’ film brings drama to life
With Death in Gaza British director James Miller wanted to show the spiral of violence in the Middle East through the eyes of children. His attempt, screened at the Berlin film festival, cost him his life.
Israeli army is accused of murder
British journalists have uncovered new evidence that Israeli soldiers may have killed a British cameraman in the occupied territories, Al Jazeera reported.
Bloodstains on white flag: James Miller tried to film army's Rafah no-go area
A PALESTINIAN BOY CHANTS ANTI-ISRAEL SLOGANS AS HE HOLDS A PICTURE OF FREELANCE BRITISH CAMERAMAN JAMES MILLER, WHO WAS KILLED AT THE RAFAH REFUGEE CAMP IN THE SOUTHERN GAZA STRIP, MAY 4, 2003.
