War Reporter on Navigating Morality on the Battlefield and in the Newsroom | Amanpour and Company
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Award-winning correspondent Jane Ferguson has covered countless global crises and conflicts -- from the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan to the famine in Sudan. In her new book, "No Ordinary Assignment," she writes about navigating war zones while keeping faith in the value of her work. Ferguson joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss the reality of being a female war reporter.
Originally aired on July 10, 2023
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So grateful for her work. She gets as close as one can get and tells a story, the story, as she said, without morality. One of the absolute best journalists of our time. Bringing the story to those who can't be there is of utmost value.
What a fantastic journalist!
I'm pretty picky about choosing a journalist I will devote my time to watching, but the reporting Ms. Ferguson did from Afghanistan was, by far, some of the very best reporting I have ever seen. Total professional. On top of her facts. Compassionate. It is a privilege to listen to her reports. This interview verified everything I had assumed about her. Bravo. Stay safe.
Yes, so true, but from Syria as well!
The very best of the NewsHour. #PBSNEWS #PBSLife #AmanpourPBS
Ms. Ferguson, glad you are reporting so close to real world problems to bring to the rest of us. Whenever I read or listen to one of your reports, I have more of an appreciation of what you do and bringing to light how women are affected by world conflicts. Your stories bring value. Thank you!
Such a graceful and thoughtful conversation. I look forward to reading her book.
I lovvve Jane Ferguson and feel it's a gift every time I get to see one of her stories! She's a consummate professional with a big heart. Go Jane!!
What an exceptional interview. Thank you.
Amazing woman.
Thank you J. Ferguson, Amanpour and Co!
Excellent coverage !
Thank you !
The most authentic. Thank you for your outstanding work.
Brilliant! Quality journalism has been killed by ratings driven broadcasting and media companies. And those are driven by a shallow market that has become more hedonistic, less sensitive to plight that not directly affecting them and massively divided over dumb issues. I blame the education.
Truly one of the greatest reporters of our time. We are sooooo fortunate to have her!
Jane Ferguson and her crew's courageousness is off the charts. Isobel Yeung is up there too.
An amazing person. A big heart. A big intellect. A big life.
She's great.
"There are NO GOOD OR BAD sides..." Now maybe you could brief the US State Dept on that concept. They have always loved the Manichean "good vs evil" narrative.
I don't understand the news of war or the politics of war. I understand what they are functionally. I don't understand what their meaning is.
Ugogirl