'You see love every day and journalists don't always convey that': Author Sally Hayden

France 24•Thursday, May 28, 2026 at 12:04:15 PM

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'You see love every day and journalists don't always convey that': Author Sally Hayden

What Happened
Sally Hayden, a renowned Irish journalist and author, shared insights with FRANCE 24 about her experiences reporting from conflict zones and migration routes, emphasizing that she witnesses love daily, a sentiment often overlooked by journalists. In her new book, 'This is Also a Love Story,' she shifts focus from grim headlines to themes of love, connection, and human resilience amidst catastrophe.
Why It Matters
This development highlights the importance of portraying the human side of crises, suggesting that narratives centered on love and resilience can foster empathy and understanding in a world often dominated by negative news coverage.

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