<p>The Newseum Institute’s Gene Policinski talks with Angolan investigative journalist and human rights activist Rafael Marques, recognized with several international awards for his courageous reporting on conflict diamonds and government corruption. He currently heads the anti-corruption watchdog website <a href="http://makaangola.org/" target="_blank">Maka Angola</a>. <em>This program was recorded before a live studio audience in the Newseum’s Knight TV Studio.</em></p>

For media, are Paris victims more 'newsworthy' than Beirut dead?

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