INSI's survey into changes in journalism safety over the past decade has received the backing of some of the major players in the media industry and we are grateful to all those who have taken the time to participate.
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The International News Safety Institute joins over 20 media organisations and journalist support groups in backing a set of standards designed to improve the safety of freelancers working in dangerous places.
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The International News Safety Institute is delighted to welcome Agence France Presse as a member and applauds its commitment to the safety of journalists.
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It has been a dark start to the year with 22 of our colleagues killed in the first four weeks of 2015.
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Syria was the deadliest country for journalists for the third year running with 11 members of the news media dying there in 2014.
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For the past 12 years, the International News Safety Institute has been working to ensure journalists around the world stay safe wherever and whenever they work.
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Covering the unexpected is what news is all about. But what happens back in the newsroom if your journalist is kidnapped or killed while on assignment?
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We are all shocked by the appalling attacks In Paris this week - and of course INSI has added its name to those condemning the murders and to the calls for tolerance and support for free expression.
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As 2014 draws to a close, INSI wants to thank all its members and supporters for their commitment to journalism safety in what has been a sobering year for our industry.
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Studies have shown that up to 20 percent of war correspondents suffer from post traumatic stress disorder.
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