A total of 111 media workers died in 2015, according to INSI’s Killing The Messenger report, a biannual survey of journalists who died around the world for simply doing their jobs.
Read moreToday, we know much more about the psychological and emotional effects of trauma on journalists and editors, both out in the field and back in the newsroom. But that wasn’t always the case at many news outlets.
Read moreWe invite you to take a look at our 2015 Annual Review to get a flavour of our accomplishments this past year.
Read moreThe International Declaration and Best Practices on the Promotion of Journalists Safety was presented, Wednesday, at an event organised in Geneva.
Read moreThe near total impunity for the killing of journalists from Brazil to Bangladesh, and almost everywhere in between, never fails to shock me.
Read moreAtrocities like the Paris attacks produce a deluge of shocking footage and pictures.
Read moreJournalist Khazar Fatemi covers conflict zones around the world, including her native Afghanistan.
Read moreBefore you head out to cover violent protests like the ones currently taking place in Israel and the Occupied Territories, make sure you're properly prepared.
Read moreThere are many ways of silencing the media, but a new and alarming trend that’s on the rise is online abuse against journalists – specifically women.
Read moreThe 12th Annual General Meeting of the International News Safety Institute (INSI) will take place this year in Berlin on October 28 at the Berlin Conference Centre.
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