
Manisha Ganguly
Investigations Correspondent at The Guardian
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Helen Livingstone |Joe Coughlan |Cecilia Nowell |Tom Ambrose |Manisha Ganguly |Peter Walker | +6 more
An Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) photograph shows rescuers working at the site of an airstrike on a residential area in Tehran, Iran on Tuesday Photograph: Iranian Red Crescent Society Handout/EPA An Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) photograph shows rescuers working at the site of an airstrike on a residential area in Tehran, Iran on Tuesday Photograph: Iranian Red Crescent Society Handout/EPA Cecilia Nowell (now); Tom Ambrose, Joe Coughlan and Helen Livingstone (earlier) Tue 17 Jun...
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1 month ago |
aol.co.uk | Lorenzo Tondo |Manisha Ganguly
Four people have died as hundreds of Palestinians stormed a United Nations warehouse in Gaza, tearing away sections of the building’s metal walls in a desperate attempt to find food. Two people were fatally crushed, and two others died of gunshot wounds after the crowd burst into the World Food Programme warehouse in central Gaza on Wednesday afternoon, health officials said. It was not immediately clear if Israeli forces, private contractors or others had opened fire.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Lorenzo Tondo |Manisha Ganguly |Lucy Swan |Laure Boulinier |Elena Morresi
Four people have died as thousands of Palestinians burst into a United Nations warehouse in Gaza, tearing away sections of the building’s metal walls in a desperate attempt to find food. Two people were fatally crushed and two others died of gunshot wounds after the crowd forced its way into the World Food Programme warehouse in Deir al-Balah on Wednesday afternoon, health officials said. It was not immediately clear if Israeli forces, private contractors or others had opened fire.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Manisha Ganguly |Michael Safi
Viktoriia Roshchyna, a Ukrainian journalist known as Vika, was determined to report on Russia’s “black sites”. “These ‘black sites’, they’re not prisons; there’s no control on behaviour there,” Juliette Garside, an editor at the Guardian, tells Michael Safi. “So it’s where we know that some of the worst war crimes, the worst human rights abuses, take place. “These are sites where largely civilians, anyone captured by the Russians, are held, often tortured.
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1 month ago |
rsn.org | Manisha Ganguly |Shaun Walker |Pjotr Sauer |Tetyana Nikolayenko
ALSO SEE: Ukraine, US Sign Minerals Deal Sought by Trump Russia is holding an estimated 16,000 civilians in arbitrary detention at 180 separate facilities. Taganrog was the most notorious. Some weeks after being detained as she attempted to leave a Russian-occupied part of Ukraine in January 2023, Yelyzaveta Shylyk was given a polygraph test.
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