KnowraJournalist safetyLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Journalist safety, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 8Narrower topic 4Freedom of the pressRelated: Formal rights mean little when reporters face physical or legal retaliation for publishing.War correspondentRelated: Conflict reporting can expose correspondents and local collaborators to attack, detention, or retaliation.Media pluralismRelated: Pluralism weakens when threats prevent journalists or outlets from reporting independently.Reporters Without BordersRelated: Protecting journalists from threats and violence is a central part of the organization’s work.Committee to Protect JournalistsNarrower topic: CPJ’s protection work addresses physical, digital, legal, and psychological dangers.Anna PolitkovskayaNarrower topic: Her case illustrates the dangers faced by journalists covering powerful actors and conflict.Italian journalismRelated: Threats from criminal groups and legal pressure make safety a persistent concern in Italy.Jamal KhashoggiNarrower topic: Khashoggi’s murder became a prominent example of the dangers facing journalists abroad.Shireen Abu AklehNarrower topic: Her death intensified calls for protections and credible investigations when journalists are harmed.Daphne Caruana GaliziaRelated: Her case exposes the gap between formal protections and safety from politically connected threats.Kate AdieRelated: Assignments such as the Iranian Embassy siege exposed the dangers journalists face on location.Sandy GallRelated: Conflict-zone reporting exposes the personal risks that shaped Gall’s work.