Anna Therese Day

Anna Therese Day is an award-winning independent journalist and the 2020 recipient of the James Foley World Press Freedom Award.You can follow her work via Twitter or Instagram at @ATDLive or on Facebook at Facebook.com/AnnaThereseDay.

BLACK OUT

Journalist Recounts Airstrike Horror: ‘Everything Was White’

In recent days, Israel has barred foreign media access to Gaza and bombed media offices as attacks on civilians and Palestinian journalists escalate.

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Lost Boys

Forest Whitaker’s Cause: Child Soldiers

The man who once played Idi Amin talks about the suffering of boys and girls in armies around the world—and in U.S. gangs.

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Turnabout

Syria’s Guardian Angels Turned Refugees

During the Iraq war, Syrian families took in thousands of relatives and friends fleeing across the border. Now, in a cruel reversal of fate, they are the ones seeking shelter in a strange land.

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R.I.P.

American Jihadist Dies of Overdose

His sense of justice took him to fight in Syria. American justice accused him of terrorism. Now he’s dead. The fighter I knew.

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"I want to go home"

Syria's Messages To America

Syria's civil war has claimed over 100,000 lives and sent millions of refugees fleeing their homes. As 2013 winds down, displaced Syrians want to share these words with the world.

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Journalist Recounts Airstrike Horror: ‘Everything Was White’

Forest Whitaker’s Cause: Child Soldiers

Syria’s Guardian Angels Turned Refugees

American Jihadist Dies of Overdose

Syria's Messages To America

Arafat Ally Looks Back

Dining with Al Qaeda

A Dark Future for Syria’s Children

My Life as a Jihadist

Inside Syria’s ‘Candy Factories’