In 1998 , he graduated from the Poppius School of Journalism in Stockholm . The following year he was in Istanbul when the Marmara earthquake occurred . He was interviewed by international news agencies and wrote a widely cited report on the collapse of buildings that had been known to be weak ; this was the real start of his career as a journalist . He has since worked as a freelance investigative journalist for '' Dagens Nyheter '' , '' Expressen '' , '' Aftonbladet '' and '' Metro '' . In 2002 he started freelancing for the Swedish radio station Sveriges Radio . His reporting has been focused on human rights , immigration and refugee issues , and he has worked for the media abroad in countries such as Turkey , Denmark , Norway , Finland , the U.S. , and the Netherlands ( reporting for the BBC and on the Dutch program '' Dit is de Dag '' )
Marmara earthquake
1999 İzmit earthquake
Nuri Kino