Kim Phuc

• What happened to… Napalm girl

  Erica Vella revisits the Pulitzer Prize-winning photo, 'Napalm Girl.' She speaks with Kim Phuc, the young girl in the photo, and learns about her miraculous survival.

  Canada

  Aug 18, 2022
  
• Iconic Gander airport lounge aims to reopen as hub for community, tourists

  After being sealed off from the public for decades, the airport's lounge is set to reopen this year.

  Canada

  Jan 2, 2020
  
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• Facebook reinstates iconic ‘napalm girl’ photo after being accused of censorship

  Facebook originally deleted postings of the image by Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg and others.

  Tech

  Sep 9, 2016
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• Norway’s PM attacks Facebook over ‘censorship’ of iconic napalm girl photo

  Norway's prime minister joined a campaign accusing Facebook of censorship by removing a Vietnam War era news photograph showing a naked girl fleeing a napalm attack.

  World

  Sep 9, 2016
• ‘Napalm girl’ undergoing laser treatments to ease pain, decades later

  Late last month, Phuc began a series of laser treatments that will smooth and soften the pale, thick scar tissue that ripples from her left hand up her arm, up her neck to her hairline and down almost all of her back.

  Health

  Oct 24, 2015
• Subject of Pulitzer prize photograph shares her story in Winnipeg

  WATCH: Talia Ricci’s full story WINNIPEG — It was an image that shook the world. The moment in history was captured 43 years ago, but like the scars she still bears on her body, the memory of that day will always remain with Kim Phuc. “I saw four bombs landing down and suddenly the fire...

  Sep 6, 2015
• These images changed public opinion. Has Alan Kurdi’s photo done the same?

  Photojournalists sometimes capture images so powerful the viewing public and policymakers cannot ignore what the pictures show.

  Canada

  Sep 4, 2015
• Napalm survivor Kim Phuc says Syrian boy photo ‘can make a difference’

  The image of a drowned Syrian boy has drawn comparisons to another heartbreaking image that opened the world's eyes to horrors of war and humanitarian crises.

  Canada

  Sep 3, 2015