Library > Journalists
Crimes of War: What the Public Should Know (Roy Gutman and David Rieff (eds.), New York/London, 1999). Language(s): Arabic, English.
Campaigning for Free Expression: A Handbook for Advocates (International Freedom of Expression eXchange (IFEX), Toronto, 2005). Language(s): English.
Combatting minority stereotypes (Institute for War and Peace Reporting, London). Language(s): English.
On Assignment: A Guide to Reporting in Dangerous Situations (Committee to Protect Journalists, New York, 2003). Language(s): English.
Charter for the safety of journalists working in war zones (Reporters Without Borders, Paris, 2002). Language(s): English, French, Spanish.
Journalism, Media and the Challenge of Human Rights Reporting (International Council on Human Rights Policy, Versoix, 2002). Language(s): English, French, Spanish.
Human Rights and You: A Guide for the States of the Former Soviet Union and Central Europe (Frederick Quinn, Warsaw). Language(s): English.
Human Rights Reporting for Journalists (Institute for War and Peace Reporting, London). Language(s): English.
The Article 19 Freedom of Expression Handbook: International and Comparative Law, Standards and Procedures (Article 19, London, 1993). Language(s): English.
Practical Guide for Journalists (Reporters sans frontièrs, Paris, 1998). Language(s): English, French.
Reporting Human Rights and Humanitarian Stories: a Journalist's Handbook (pilot version) (Jo-Anne Velin, Ottawa, 1997). Language(s): English.
Human Rights Education for the Media: the Polish Example in: Raymond Swennenhuis (ed.), Handbook for Helsinki Committees: A Guide for Monitoring and Promoting Human Rights, and NGO Management (Ewa Letowska, Vienna, 1995). Language(s): English.
