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                       Firing Line 2006
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The Firing Line 2006 celebrates the "best" and "most dangerous" 
photojournalism of the year. Includes this year's nominees and winners 
of the 2006 Rory Peck Award.

In 1993, freelance cameraman Rory Peck was killed in the crossfire while 
filming a coup in Moscow. To honour his life and to acknowledge the risk 
that freelance and staff photojournalists face while covering controversial 
and dangerous stories, awards are given out annually for what's judged to be 
the best from the frontline filmmakers.

Their stories are from Afghanistan, Iraq, Liberia, and Gaza ... stories 
gathered at great risk by those people who believe in the importance of 
what they, and their colleagues, do. As one of them has said ... "a camera 
is the only weapon of the unarmed".

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