INSI : News

6 December 2022

INSI Annual Report 2022

Over the past two decades of activity promoting high safety standards in the news media industry, INSI members have effected a sea change.

10 November 2022

INSI AGM to be held online on Dec 7

The Annual General Meeting of the International News Safety Institute (INSI) will take place online on 7 December 2022, at 1pm.

2 November 2022

The fight for free speech is a life and death struggle

On International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, INSI board member & director general of Swedish Radio Cilla Benko writes that reporters working on the frontlines in Ukraine and around the world should be protected.

20 October 2022

Reporting safely: an assessment of risk management practices employed by news organisations

INSI is proud to publish Dr Mark Grant’s ground-breaking work into the field of safety and risk management applied to news deployment in conflict zones.

10 October 2022

Reporting Ukraine: the first 7 days

Dr Mark Grant, high risk, safety, and security lead at Sky News, gives his reflections on the first 7 days of the Ukraine conflict.

5 July 2022

Ten steps to digitally safer border crossings

Gareth Collins, senior manager for digital risk at INSI member Dow Jones, provides ten steps to digitally safer border crossings.

3 May 2022

Guardians of press freedom urged to unite

We're now in the middle of the biggest assault on truth and democracy of this century.

2 February 2022

Enhanced criminal law protection for journalists in Sweden a step in the right direction

Cilla Benkö, CEO and General Director of Swedish Radio & INSI member, welcomes the Swedish Government taking the issue of threats and harassment aimed at journalists seriously.

31 January 2022

Killing the Messenger 2021

Mexico tops the list again in INSI's annual report of media casualties,

Killing the Messenger 2021.

23 December 2021

On the road in the Taliban’s Afghanistan

An experienced freelance photojournalist known as Juan Carlos spoke to INSI about his three-month stint in Afghanistan, his many trips across the country, and the time when a car ashtray saved his pictures and, possibly, his life.