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'''Nawal al-Maghafi''' is a [[Yemen]]i/British award-winning [[BBC]] correspondent who has been reporting on the [[Middle East]] since 2012.
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'''Nawal al-Maghafi''' is a [[Yemen]]i/British [[BBC]] correspondent who has been reporting on the [[Middle East]] since [[2012]]. With the exception of covering how British weapons sales to [[Saudi Arabia]] is aiding the invasion of [[Yemen]], most of her other productions are propaganda that follows the British [[official narrative]].
  
 
==Humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen==
 
==Humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen==
Over the past three years, Nawal al-Maghafi has been one of the few journalists conducting first-hand reporting of the ongoing conflict in [[Yemen]]; travelling extensively throughout the country, both in areas under [[Houthi]] rebel and government control. Her reporting has documented the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Yemen, including the bombing, starvation and spread of disease across Yemen. Her investigation into a 2015 attack on a Yemeni funeral — the deadliest of the conflict so far — provided key evidence in the case against weapons sales to [[Saudi Arabia]] by the [[US]] and [[UK]]. She has travelled across the Middle East to investigate how ''Mass Surveillance'' technology sold by [[BAE]] systems was being used by repressive Gulf states to monitor and stifle dissent by local [[human rights]] activists. Her reporting has also uncovered the complicity of the [[Egypt]]ian army in the booming trade in organ trafficking across North Africa. She is a regular expert and consultant on Yemen political affairs for [[NGO]]’s, think tanks such as [[Chatham House]], [[RUSI]], [[ODI]], [[US Peace Institute]] amongst others.<ref>''[https://uk.linkedin.com/in/nawal-al-maghafi-824b9549 "Nawal Al-Maghafi on Linkedin"]''</ref>
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Over the past three years, Nawal al-Maghafi has been one of the few journalists conducting first-hand reporting of the ongoing conflict in [[Yemen]]; travelling extensively throughout the country, both in areas under [[Houthi]] rebel and government control. Her reporting has documented the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Yemen, including the bombing, starvation and spread of disease across Yemen.  
  
==Focus on Syria==
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Her investigation into a 2015 attack on a Yemeni funeral — the deadliest of the conflict so far — provided key evidence in the case against weapons sales to [[Saudi Arabia]] by the [[US]] and [[UK]]. She has travelled across the Middle East to investigate how ''Mass Surveillance'' technology sold by [[BAE]] systems was being used by repressive Gulf states to monitor and stifle dissent by local [[human rights]] activists. Her reporting has also uncovered the complicity of the [[Egypt]]ian army in the booming trade in [[organ trafficking]] across [[North Africa]].
In a series of ''Panorama'' programmes in October 2018, Nawal al-Maghafi focused on Syria and its alleged use of [[chemical weapons]] against Syrian civilians since 2011, reporting that President [[Bashar al-Assad]] and his allies [[Russia]] and [[Iran]] had consistently denied they had used chemical weapons. But Nawal al-Maghafi's shocking expose was nevertheless said to reveal the true extent of chemical weapons use by Assad, and to show they are a crucial part of his war-winning strategy, terrorising and driving out civilians from opposition held areas:
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She is a regular expert and consultant on Yemen political affairs for [[NGO]]’s, think tanks such as [[Chatham House]], [[RUSI]], [[ODI]], [[US Peace Institute]] amongst others.<ref>''[https://uk.linkedin.com/in/nawal-al-maghafi-824b9549 "Nawal Al-Maghafi on Linkedin"]''</ref>
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==Syria==
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In a series of ''Panorama'' programmes in October 2018 for the [[BBC]], al-Maghafi followed the official British [[propaganda]] narrative on Syria, [[Douma attack|false flag chemical weapons attacks]] and the [[White Helmets]].
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According to the [[BBC]], Nawal al-Maghafi's expose "revealed the true extent of chemical weapons use by Assad, and to show they are a crucial part of his war-winning strategy, terrorising and driving out civilians from opposition held areas":
 
:"Never before have chemical weapons have been used in this way and to this extent - but ''Panorama'' shows the [[White Helmets]] have been unable to prevent it."  
 
:"Never before have chemical weapons have been used in this way and to this extent - but ''Panorama'' shows the [[White Helmets]] have been unable to prevent it."  
  
Nawal heard from families who've fled their homes and joined the 13 million displaced people and refugees. Though the Syrian government is now saying it's safe for refugees to return, few [[Al Qaeda]] terrorists are prepared to risk going back home.
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Nawal heard from families who've fled their homes and joined the 13 million displaced people and [[refugees]]. Though the Syrian government is now saying it's safe for refugees to return, few are prepared to risk going back home.<ref name=bbc/>
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Nawal  filmed from inside the city of [[Idlib]], the one remaining rebel outpost, Nawal reveals that the [[White Helmets]] and other terrorists are hoping to be resettled in the West, including the UK.<ref name=bbc>''[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n3ct4nzs "Syria's Chemical War"]''</ref>
  
With extraordinary footage from inside the city of Idlib, the one remaining rebel outpost, Nawal reveals that the [[White Helmets]] and other terrorists are hoping to be resettled in the West, including the UK.<ref>''[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n3ct4nzs "Syria's Chemical War"]''</ref>
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In [[2020]], she also made lurid Covid-propaganda in [[Yemen]]<ref>https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/yemens-covid-cover-up/transcript/</ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 11:24, 21 December 2022

Person.png Nawal al-Maghafi LinkedIn TwitterRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(journalist, filmmaker)
Nawal al-Maghafi.jpg
Alma materUniversity of Nottingham
InterestsWhite Helmets
BBC film maker who made propaganda on chemical weapons in Syria and the White Helmets.

Employment.png Correspondent

In office
June 2017 - Present
EmployerBBC

Employment.png Freelance Reporter/Producer

In office
July 2015 - Present

Employment.png Investigations Producer

In office
March 2014 - July 2015

Employment.png News Producer

In office
February 2013 - February 2014
EmployerThomson Reuters

Employment.png Producer Wikipedia-icon.png

In office
March 2013 - December 2013
EmployerBBC

Nawal al-Maghafi is a Yemeni/British BBC correspondent who has been reporting on the Middle East since 2012. With the exception of covering how British weapons sales to Saudi Arabia is aiding the invasion of Yemen, most of her other productions are propaganda that follows the British official narrative.

Humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen

Over the past three years, Nawal al-Maghafi has been one of the few journalists conducting first-hand reporting of the ongoing conflict in Yemen; travelling extensively throughout the country, both in areas under Houthi rebel and government control. Her reporting has documented the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Yemen, including the bombing, starvation and spread of disease across Yemen.

Her investigation into a 2015 attack on a Yemeni funeral — the deadliest of the conflict so far — provided key evidence in the case against weapons sales to Saudi Arabia by the US and UK. She has travelled across the Middle East to investigate how Mass Surveillance technology sold by BAE systems was being used by repressive Gulf states to monitor and stifle dissent by local human rights activists. Her reporting has also uncovered the complicity of the Egyptian army in the booming trade in organ trafficking across North Africa.

She is a regular expert and consultant on Yemen political affairs for NGO’s, think tanks such as Chatham House, RUSI, ODI, US Peace Institute amongst others.[1]

Syria

In a series of Panorama programmes in October 2018 for the BBC, al-Maghafi followed the official British propaganda narrative on Syria, false flag chemical weapons attacks and the White Helmets.

According to the BBC, Nawal al-Maghafi's expose "revealed the true extent of chemical weapons use by Assad, and to show they are a crucial part of his war-winning strategy, terrorising and driving out civilians from opposition held areas":

"Never before have chemical weapons have been used in this way and to this extent - but Panorama shows the White Helmets have been unable to prevent it."

Nawal heard from families who've fled their homes and joined the 13 million displaced people and refugees. Though the Syrian government is now saying it's safe for refugees to return, few are prepared to risk going back home.[2]

Nawal filmed from inside the city of Idlib, the one remaining rebel outpost, Nawal reveals that the White Helmets and other terrorists are hoping to be resettled in the West, including the UK.[2]

In 2020, she also made lurid Covid-propaganda in Yemen[3]

 

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