Heather Murdock is a journalist who writes for VOA, now Stantec. With a focus on conflict zones and humanitarian crises, Heather's articles provide on-the-ground reporting and insights into the experiences of people affected by these events. She covers a range of topics including war, displacement, and the impact of conflicts on communities.
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Heather Murdock's coverage focuses on evolving and breaking news stories, with a strong emphasis on world affairs such as conflicts and humanitarian crises. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including Ukraine, Russia, Turkey elections, and earthquake ruins.
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Print In November, veteran journalist, fixer and translator Mohammed Dawwas died in Gaza after fleeing fighting.
Print Irbil, Iraq / Istanbul — Iraq, perhaps unsurprisingly, is a hotbed of gallows humor.
No media source currently available Hundreds of thousands of people have fled Gaza's southern city of Rafah and many more are on the move
No media source currently available In Gaza, families say no matter how many times they run, they cannot find safety.
No media source currently available Recent crackdowns have scared many protesters off the streets in Syria's last rebel-held stronghold.
The Indian Sundarbans is home to millions of people and the region's endangered Bengal tigers.
By: Heather Murdock
The battle for survival amid climate change in the Indian Sundarbans
Israel’s threat to retaliate for Iran’s October 1 missile strikes is raising concerns of a nuclear confrontation in the region. VOA’s Heather Murdock reports from Istanbul.
Nearly six years after the official defeat of Islamic State, more than 55,000 individuals connected to the terrorist group remain in prisons, detention camps, or rehabilitation centers in northeastern Syria.
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