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A luxury hotel and an office complex housing foreign companies in Nairobi came under heavy attack by Shabab militants on Tuesday, on the eve of a verdict in the trial of 4 men charged with helping the group stage a similar assault 5 years agohttps://nyti.ms/2Dc8crK
We have heard from some readers upset with our publishing a photo showing victims after a brutal attack in Nairobi. We understand how painful this coverage can be, and we try to be very sensitive in how we handle both words and images in these situations. https://nyti.ms/2VTreKW pic.twitter.com/1sqgTnnVKW
Here is a response by Phil Corbett, our Associate Managing Editor for Standards, to David Omwoyo, the CEO of the Media Council of Kenya, on the decision by our editors to publish a graphic photo in a news story covering a brutal attack in Nairobihttps://www.nytco.com/press/new-york-times-responds-to-concerns-raised-by-the-media-council-of-kenya/ …
To provide more insight into the decisions behind publishing graphic photos, Meaghan Looram, our director of photography, and Marc Lacey, our National editor and former foreign correspondent based in Nairobi, answered questions drawn from reader feedback.https://nyti.ms/2SWlii9
You are still justifying this. What a shame
Let me break down. A friend of mine is at this hour (midnight) looking for her nephew who works in that building. Imagine she sees those photos. Being human does not cost much. #SomeoneTellNYTimes
Please. This is sensational and insensitive. That photo with the dead is wrong. These people are not mad. You can show the brutality without showing faces of the dead. Come on!
That justification doesn't hold water give one incidence that you posted photos of victims of mass shooting in usa
Kumbaff!!! Google that!!!
Shame on you!! #SomeonetellNytimes
Presumably we will be seeing photos of children in the next mass shootout in the US so we can "get a real sense of the situation" right?
Man, Wouldn't that be something. Actually see the actual bloodied floors of an American classroom in the immediate aftermath. Maybe people will wake up then....
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