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美香さんははっきりと意識があります。目がくるくる動いていました。投稿者は山本美香さんの名前をはっきりと記しています。
その後 アラブ語で話す男たちの映像です。自由解放軍 下の説明によると。。
その後の映像は以前貼ったとおり。美香さんは撃たれて死亡している映像です。
けされる可能性大きいです。ですから写真ととりました。
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18+ Adults Only - Warning - Not for Shock - Contains Graphic Images - Documentary Evidence of Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Syria Dictator Bashar Assad As he orders his Snipers to shoot and kill at random unarmed civilians in the streets of Aleppo City
This is Mika Yamamoto - ミカYakamoto - Award Winning Reporter from Japan, who was shot and killed by Assad Loyalist Snipers snipers in the streets of Aleppo
Mika's body is escorted by members of the Free Syria Army, who will transport her remains to Turkey for transport back home to Japan. The fighter speaking says that another journalist along with a Turkish camera man was captured by the Assad army and that the Free Syria Army welcomes everyone to come into the country to witness what is going on but the FSA cannot guarantee the safety of any reporters coming to Aleppo as it is dangerous because of the Assad Forces indiscriminate attacks on everyone.
تائب الاسد تقتل الصحفية اليابانية MIKA YAMAMOTO.flv 18 ك
BEIRUT -- A Japanese woman journalist died of wounds sustained in Aleppo, a Syrian activist group said in a statement on Aug. 20.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said she had been injured in the Suleimaniya district of Aleppo, which it said had been the scene of heavy clashes.
It also said that a Lebanese journalist, a Turkish journalist and an Arab journalist, whose nationality it did not identify, had disappeared in Aleppo.
Japan's foreign ministry said the woman killed was confirmed to be Mika Yamamoto of Japan Press, a Japan-based international news agency.
YouTube showed video that activists said was the Japanese journalist's body at a makeshift hospital.
No further details were available.
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more news report:
Japanese journalist Mika Yamamoto killed in Syria, three others missing
By Adam Westlake / August 21, 2012 /
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has reported that female Japanese journalist Mika Yamamoto, with Kyodo News, was killed as a result of confrontations between rebels and soldiers, and three other reporters are listed as missing. Rami Abdel Rahmane, the president of the Syrian Observatory, told AFP that Yamamoto was badly injured on Monday in the district of Suleiman al-Halabi, just east of where the fighting was taking place. She was rushed to a hospital, but unfortunately her injuries proved to be fatal.
Of the three missing journalists, one is from Turkey, while the other two were Arab; one a woman from Lebanon, the other a man reporting for U.S.-based media. Rahmane wasn't able to provide any additional information about the three, however he said that Yamamoto had most likely been hit by a projectile. A video was uploaded to YouTube by the militants, presenting what they claimed to be the body of the Japanese journalist. It showed a female body lying in a room, with a large injury on her right arm.
The video stated that the woman had been killed by militia pledging allegiance to the troops of President Bashar al-Assad. There was also an Asian-looking man in the video who appeared to be asking for help, but it is unknown who he is at this point. AFP notes that it cannot confirm how authentic the video is or any of the information presented. Should Yamamoto's death be confirmed by a second news source, she will be the fourth foreign reporter to be killed in Syria since March 2011.
[via Jakarta Globe]
حذير الفيديو قاسي جدا +18 و فيه مشاهد مؤلمة
جثمان الصحفية اليابانية MIKA YAMAMOTO التي تم قنصها في مدينة حلب على يد كتائب الاسد المجرمة بتاريخ يوم الاثنين الموافق لتاريخ 20-8-2012
الغرض من الفيديو هو توثيق الجريمة التي اقترفتها المليشيات الأسدية و ليس لصدم المشاهدين
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