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A foreign journalist looks at the "Wall of Freedom" unveiled in honour of journalists worldwide who have been killed while doing their jobs at a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the launching of Al-Jazeera at the Arabic satellite news channel's headquarters in the Qatari capital Doha, 01 November 2006. The satellite television network unveiled the 55-foot-tall (16.5 meter) memorial in "an ongoing recognition of the dangerous work that many journalists are required to do", Al-Jazeera has said in a statement. More than 630 names are etched on the memorial, which was designed by Iraqi-Canadian artist Mahmud Al-Obaidi. The maverick Arabic channel began broadcasting in 1996 with staff largely drawn from the BBC's short-lived Arabic television.
