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‘Revolting Britain!’ – A journalist’s safety guide to covering public disorder stories and others in similar dangerous circumstances.
There is no doubt that safety equipment can both save lives or injury, but …
Revolting Britain!’ – A journalist’s safety guide to covering public disorder stories and others in similar dangerous circumstances.
Journalists are treated in law as ordinary citizens, but with some special rights.
They have …
‘Revolting Britain!’ – A journalist’s safety guide to covering public disorder stories and others in similar dangerous circumstances.
Most violent demos happen at night. Wear dark clothing, carry the minimum money necessary and …
A journalist’s safety guide to covering public disorder stories and others in similar dangerous circumstances.
Journalists have always found themselves the target of mindless violence when covering stories of public disorder. Those journalists of the old …
NEWS RELEASE
RELEASE DATE: 13 FEBRUARY 2009
The Media Standards Trust is today accused of ‘insulting’ thousands of professional British journalists and demonstrating a ‘shallow understanding’ of the newspaper industry through its controversial report on the situation …
Members of the Chartered Institute of Journalists (CIoJ) in London and Lancashire laid twin wreaths on Rememberance Day, in memory of colleagues killed whilst reporting at home and abroad.
CIoJ Vice-President, Macer Hall, Political Editor of …
Newsdesks and picture desks must be prepared for trauma
By John Szemerey
CIOJ member of the Board of the International News Safety Institute
We hear a lot about thuggery and threats to journalists on the job. But …
John Szemerey reports from Brussels on the recent OSCE survey on freedom of information
Governments should give journalists a legal shield against over-enthusiastic prosecutors and judges who want to force them to reveal their …
As a member of the Chartered Institute of Journalists you will be represented by a not-for-profit, fiercely independent organisation. The Institute has no political affiliations, pays no levies to any political party and has no …
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Professional journalists want to sign up to, and be held to, high standards in the way they work.
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