« Des journalistes citoyens syriens risquent leur vie, la ville de Homs confrontée à la famine » : différence entre les versions

Around February 7 in the Baba Amr district of {{w|Homs}}, {{w|Syria}}, a citizen journalist with the Homs Media Center set up a camera in front of a window inside his home and set up an account on {{w|Bambuser}}, a website where users can stream their live footage from video cameras or mobile phones. <!-- Bambuser February 9, 2012. Footage from February 7 to late February 8 was archived onto the site but removed alter by the user. http://bambuser.com/channel/baba-omer --> He then began to broadcast the footage live on the {{w|internet}}. Sometimes these weapon strikes make it into the camera's view and on February 9 and on some daysthrough that follow, this was the casewebsite. Because some of these events ended up being broadcast live on the internet, the Syrian government was brought to a breaking point, causing it to take action against it. Theseand eventsthe andjournalists who put their lives on the onesline thatin followorder areto justshow somethe world a record of thetheir mostevents. recentIn tosome occurcases sincethese {{w|2011–2012journalists Syriandied in uprising|the uprisingsline began}}of duty. But their deaths may not have been a result of an accident. Evidence outlined in Januarythis article suggest that these journalists may have been intentionally targeted by Syrian 2011forces.