Interview: Egyptian photojournalists struggle under new pressures
Egyptian photojournalists and Panorama contributors Hamada Elrasem and Eman Helal talk to Voice of America about working in Egypt. For the past three years, Egyptian photojournalists have documented the unprecedented change roiling their country. From protests to elections, to a military coup and crackdown, they have risked their lives to show the world what is happening. Sebastian Meyer spoke with two such journalists and an editor about how their jobs are becoming still more difficult.
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