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CAMERA: Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America - Group devoted to monitoring and challenging perceived anti-Israeli news coverage. Statement of purpose, reports, criticism, outreach, press releases, links and membership information.
Charter for the Safety of Journalists Working in War Zones or Dangerous Areas - Published by Reporters Without Borders, March 2003.
Dark Markets - Conference in Vienna in October 2002 on electronic media, and democracy in times of crisis. Includes background materials, presentation abstracts and presenter biographies.
Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma - The Dart Center is a global network of journalists, journalism educators and health professionals dedicated to improving media coverage of trauma, conflict and tragedy.
The first casualty? - An investigation into war reporting. Weblog denotes journalists who die in action, and tries to define what it takes to put your life on the line in pursuit of a scoop.
Freelance Journalists: For Three Euros, We've Got You Covered - Campaign for the security of journalists working in war zones by Reporters Without Borders. Includes an insurance policy for journalists and a practical guide, campaign material and contact address.
Live News - A Survival Guide - Guide for journalists reporting in war zones by the International Federation of Journalists. [PDF]
openDemocracy: Journalism & War - Focuses on the role of journalists witnessing conflicts. Opinion articles, discussion forum and links for related sites.
Reporters sans Frontieres: Practical Guide for Journalists - Guide for journalists reporting in war zones. [PDF]
War and Peace Reporting - Describes what it's like for a journalist to cover wars and the effect war coverage has on the battlefield. Links to in-depth articles from a variety of perspectives. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.
