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Every so often, he would use his strips to mention Christianity, in a positive way; newspaper editors would then tend to discover that censorship is not as bad as they had otherwise led us to believe, and that its dreaded "chilling effect" can in fact be quite tolerable if it marginalizes such dangerous views as Hart's (e. From this vast field an international jury of 14 photographers and newspaper editors selected the 200 prize-winning images, shot in 2005, including their choice for the World Press Photo of the Year. He said the bombing had also been retaliation for his newspaper's organising a meeting of Iraqi TV and newspaper editors this month to sign a "pledge of honor" to respect the government's reconciliation efforts and to avoid printing or broadcasting inflammatory statements or violent images. |
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