Letter: After its humiliation at Gorazde, the United Nations could still salvage a little credibility
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: I must strongly protest at the publication of your photograph of the fatally-wounded British soldier being brought out from Gorazde (16 April). I am amazed that the family of this young man should be subjected to seeing this devastating picture - compounded by the fact that he later died. How many of your staff could bear to witness such a picture of a loved one spread in lurid detail and colour across your front page?
Yours faithfully,
SUSAN EMERY
Southsea, Hampshire
16 April
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