This sick selfie shows exactly how twisted the Syrian conflict has become
Usually you snap a selfie on holiday, with your mates or just having a bit of fun.
But this selfie with corpses from Syrian journalist Kinana Allouch has left many shocked and horrified.
The veteran journalist works for Addounia TV, seen by many as a mouthpiece for the Assad regime. Her Facebook profile includes a picture of her posing with the brutal dictator,
Bashar al-Assad.
But angry Facebook commentators said the bodies belonged to rebel fighters.
One, Ashraf Abdullah, called her a "war criminal" and warned her "everything is being recorded".
As well as her notorious selfie, Allouche posted pictures of herself with Syrian army soldiers .
She reports on Aleppo, Syria's second city, which was once known for its ancient markets and hilltop fort.
But since 2012, a bloody battle has raged between the regime and rebels. At least 50,000 Syrians are believed to have fled the city.
In March, both sides agreed to a ceasefire, but Russian-backed regime forces are said to be attacking the rebel-held neighbourhoods
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