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3 September 2015

Blog: why are journalists in the Philippines dying?

After a brutal fortnight for journalists in The Philippines, in which three broadcasters were shot dead, we speak to veteran Filipino journalist Red Batario about the situation for the press in his home country.

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1 September 2015

August update: Is live bloodshed the new, horrific, threat to 24/7 news?

Journalists are never meant to become the story, but it happened numerous times in August. 

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20 August 2015

Perfect storm of crime and corruption engulfing Latin American journalists

INSI's former director discusses the shocking lack of accountability when journalists are murdered in Mexico and Brazil.

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12 August 2015

Burundi's journalists on the run

Just back from covering the elections in Burundi, freelance reporter Jessica Hatcher says local journalists are under attack.

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4 August 2015

BuzzFeed joins INSI

The International News Safety Institute is delighted to announce that the digital global media company BuzzFeed has become its latest member. 

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31 July 2015

July update: The job we dread is sadly our most frequent

As anyone who has worked for a small NGO knows, everyone has to pitch in and do a bit of everything from Tweeting the latest news to organising the AGM. 

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13 July 2015

Killing the Messenger 2015

A total of 60 media workers were killed in the first half of 2015, according to our biannual report, Killing the Messenger, which looks at the number of journalists killed for simply doing their job, how they died and where they worked.

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1 July 2015

INSI newsletter: June 2015

This month INSI was at the forefront of discussions about journalists’ safety and the danger of propaganda at an OSCE conference in Vienna on Journalists’ Safety, Media Freedom and Pluralism in Times of Conflict.

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1 June 2015

INSI newsletter: May

It has been a busy month for INSI: we conducted training sessions in various countries, took part in the UNESCO World Press Freedom Day event and received strong feedback following the launch of our multimedia report Under Threat: The Changing State of Media Safety.

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27 May 2015

Peter Greste talks to INSI about media safety

When Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste and his two colleagues were imprisoned in Egypt on terrorism charges, media safety was cast into the spotlight.

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