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Atthar Mirza

@atthar_mirza

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Husband. Older brother. Maker.

Washington, DC
Joined August 2017
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@chiquiesteban
Chiqui Esteban
2 years
It was a long, hard year of work. So proud of everyone in the teams who worked together to bring these stories to life, and particularly @n_kirkpatrick @atthar_mirza @canalesgraphics
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@WheelerLydia
Lydia Wheeler
2 years
The threats are horrifying. The vulnerability of the federal judges targeted is stunning. And the system the US Marshals Service is using to track them is inadequate. https://t.co/ntbN8dwa7p
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The threats are horrifying. The vulnerability of those targeted is stunning. And the system that’s supposed to protect them is inadequate.
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@sklee_ca
Stephen Lee
2 years
A new BGov analysis shows $387B of federal real estate—more than the GDP of Hong Kong—is at imminent risk of flooding. What’s being done about it? In many cases, not that much. With Paul Murphy, @atthar_mirza, and @Meltzer__.
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news.bloomberglaw.com
Federal offices, bases, and campuses that could get swamped every time a hurricane spins up or a monster wave crashes over a barrier would together cost more than the annual gross domestic product of...
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@myhlee
Michelle Ye Hee Lee
2 years
It was a tough story but one we were determined to tell, driven by @washingtonpost's mission of accountability and innovative storytelling. Thank you to @sopasia for this recognition & to all the witnesses and survivors who helped us piece together the night, minute by minute.
@sopasia
The Society of Publishers in Asia
2 years
🏆 Gathered eyewitness reports, with an exclusive footage and an authoritative minute-by-minute retelling of the Itaewon tragedy, congratulations @washingtonpost for being awarded Excellence in Global Journalistic Innovation. #SOPAwards2023 📰 https://t.co/spRgJDchCj
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@ntabrizy
Nilo Tabrizy
3 years
خیزش ضددولتی در ایران همراه با چرخه‌های کشتار و سوگواری بوده است. با افزایش کشته‌ها، تشیع‌جنازه‌هابدل به نوعی از اعتراض شده‌اند. ما ۱۸ مورد از خشونت دولتی در رویدادهای سوگواری را تحلیل کردیم و متوجه الگویی از سرکوب مرگبار شدیم #MahsaAmini #مهسا_امینی https://t.co/Xt7DjhirQO
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@yjtorbati
Yeganeh Torbati
3 years
Important work by my colleagues @ntabrizy @atthar_mirza @BabakDehghan, revealing how the Iranian state violently targets funerals for its crackdown on dissent
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washingtonpost.com
Funerals for protesters killed during Iran’s uprising have become a form of protest, as well as another grim venue for the state’s violent crackdown.
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@ntabrizy
Nilo Tabrizy
3 years
Iran’s anti-government uprising has been marked by cycles of killing and mourning. As deaths pile up, funerals have become their own form of protest. We analyzed 18 cases of state violence at mourning events show a pattern of a fatal crackdown https://t.co/SEmJ0SoeVY
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@atthar_mirza
Atthar Mirza
3 years
You can see the final result of months of diligent work at the link below. Please consider subscribing to support more in-depth journalism like this. https://t.co/hO689ePs5h
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Atthar Mirza
3 years
There were so many others involved in this project, from contributing reporters to designers and editors. The @washingtonpost truly collaborated across the newsroom to bring this story together.
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Atthar Mirza
3 years
Then, @PiroUnify – with art direction from @canalesgraphics and guidance from @chiquiesteban – digitally modeled their wounds, successfully walking the line between accuracy and a respectful portrayal of the victims. See the final animations here: https://t.co/hO689ePs5h
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Atthar Mirza
3 years
With delicate and empathetic reporting, @n_kirkpatrick reached out to families asking consent to use their children's stories in our project. @peterwallsten, @WendyGalietta, @AnnGerhart, @mateagold and @SallyBuzbee were invaluable in their support of this pursuit.
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Atthar Mirza
3 years
From the beginning, @n_kirkpatrick and I knew that this type of coverage was missing a visual examination of real gun violence victims, and we worked hard to include their stories. Read more about that decision here:
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Atthar Mirza
3 years
The project involved months of combing through autopsy reports, filing FOIA requests (shout out to @jonswaine), listening to medical examiner testimony, talking to medical and firearm experts, and collaborating with colleagues also working on the series. https://t.co/mILL4rRXfl
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Atthar Mirza
3 years
It was a big responsibility and honor to report on "The Blast Effect" alongside @n_kirkpatrick, featuring animations from @PiroUnify and @canalesgraphics. Seeing the national discussion our story is helping catalyze has been amazing. Read it here: https://t.co/hO689ePs5h
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@AmCollSurgeons
American College of Surgeons
3 years
As trauma surgeons, ACS Fellows @josephsakran and @saranimd see firsthand the devastating impacts that weapons like AR-15s can cause. This Washington Post feature gives readers a greater understanding of the damage AR-15s can inflict on the human body. Viewer discretion advised.
@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
3 years
“It literally can pulverize bones … it can provide this blast effect.” The AR-15 is the weapon of choice for many mass killers. The Post sought to illustrate the lethal force of the weapon and show in detail its catastrophic effects. https://t.co/0JCZbk7yKm
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@chiquiesteban
Chiqui Esteban
3 years
Ayer publicamos una de las historias más difíciles que hemos hecho pero también de las que estoy más orgulloso que hayamos hecho por su necesidad https://t.co/h70QAbNoOJ
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@FenitN
Fenit Nirappil
3 years
The parents of two children who died by AR-15 gunfire consented to having The Post visually reconstruct what the bullets did to their bodies. A spokesman for the family of Peter Wang, a Parkland victim, said the "parents want people to know the truth"
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The Washington Post examined autopsy and postmortem reports from nearly a hundred victims of past mass shootings that involved an AR-15 style rifle.
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@JohnWoodrowCox
John Woodrow Cox
3 years
Journalists have long debated how to illustrate the immense damage caused by high-velocity rounds fired from AR-15s. This piece accomplishes that in a way no story has before. From @n_kirkpatrick, @atthar_mirza & @canalesgraphics: https://t.co/24jwuBPZRW
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@JosephSakran
Joseph Sakran
3 years
Proud to have worked with @n_kirkpatrick, @atthar_mirza & @canalesgraphics on this illustrative piece capturing the carnage caused by high-velocity rounds fired from AR-15s.
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@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
3 years
“It literally can pulverize bones … it can provide this blast effect.” The AR-15 is the weapon of choice for many mass killers. The Post sought to illustrate the lethal force of the weapon and show in detail its catastrophic effects. https://t.co/0JCZbk7yKm
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