journalist safety
“No other country in the world has had reporters working under such conditions for years”: Russia’s war crimes against media, illustrated by the regional branches of Suspilne
According to data from the Institute of Mass Information, as of the end of January, Russia has committed 872 crimes against journalists and media outlets in Ukraine, while the total number of Russia’s war crimes since the start of the full-scale invasion has already exceeded 210,000.
Since the start of the full-scale war, 142 media workers were killed in Ukraine — NUJU
Tomilenko also drew attention to the change in approaches to journalist safety while working near the front. Specifically, media workers are advised to refrain from using "Press" markings on clothing, body armor, helmets, and vehicles
Interview with a journalist Olha Zvonariova on being injured and working in frontline Zaporizhzhia
ZMINA spoke with journalist Olha Zvonariova about the circumstances of her injury and rehabilitation process, her work in frontline Zaporizhzhia, and how to find a balance between dedication to the profession and personal safety
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