Casualty Reporting in Conflict

This chapter critiques the reliability of casualty reports in warfare, particularly highlighting the discrepancies in numbers for missing persons. It contrasts media coverage of crises in Gaza and Nigeria, discussing the ethical implications of selective reporting and the perceived biases of major news outlets.

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