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Alexander Battu Stockton

@AStocktonFilms

Video Journalist, @NYTOpinion | Previously @ViceNews Tonight on @HBO | Writer/Director, Transient | From the 956
Brooklyn, NY alexanderstocktonfilms.com Joined May 2011
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Alexander Battu Stockton @AStocktonFilms
Last year, I interviewed a teen named Jordan. Innocent looking and surrounded by pink stuffed animals, she told me a horrific story. She'd sought treatment for her mental health issues and says she was "punished and treated like a criminal." @nytopinion nytimes.com/interactive/20…
www.nytimes.com Opinion | Can You Punish a Child’s Mental Health Problems Away? (Published 2022) The residential programs that families and kids turn to for help are in desperate need of reform.
Alexander Battu Stockton @AStocktonFilms
490 people. Soldiers, government workers. Mothers and fathers. All missing or murdered.

Our seven-month-long video investigation into Taliban revenge killings published today @nytopinion nytimes.com/interactive/20…
www.nytimes.com Opinion | The Taliban Promised Them Amnesty. Then They Executed Them. (Published 2022) An Opinion Video investigation reveals the Taliban have been on a crusade of revenge killings against former U.S. allies.
Alexander Battu Stockton @AStocktonFilms
Incredible new video by my colleagues @King__Lucy and @jonah_kessel continuing our coverage on nurses
New York Times Opinion Verified account @nytopinion Jan 19, 2022
The hospital industry doesn’t want you to know that American hospitals have been intentionally understaffing nurses for decades.
In this video, Times Opinion talks to nurses who set the record straight. nyti.ms/3fBcr2n
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Every morning for the past several weeks, I anxiously checked my phone as soon as I woke up to see if Najlla Habibyar was still alive. She's a U.S. green card holder who was trapped in Afghanistan. Because of her work for the U.S., she feared the Taliban would kill her.
New York Times Opinion Verified account @nytopinion Oct 13, 2021
“I think it’s just a matter of time for the Taliban to find me,” said Najlla Habibyar, a 37-year-old Afghan native and U.S. green card holder who documented her life on the run from the Taliban in a series of video diaries. This is her story. nyti.ms/3v5Wk43
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