Many major news organizations depend on Iraqi reporters to conduct interviews, take photos, and write articles about what is taking place in the violent region.
Two Iraqi journalists talk about the enormous risks they take to report their stories.
Guests:
Bassam Sebti, former translator and correspondent for The Washington Post
Adnan Ismail, journalist, NPR's Baghdad bureau
Anne Garrels, NPR's senior foreign correspondent
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