Organisation: International Federation of Journalists

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Israeli soldiers gather near the border with the Gaza Strip on Friday. Three Lebanese journalists were killed on October 13 and November 21 in Israeli shootings while filming a report on the border between the two countries. Picture: AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo</p>

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Gaza conflict accounts for majority of 94 journalists killed so far this year

Since October 7, more than one journalist a day has lost their life during the war in Gaza

ourview

Irish Examiner view: Giving their lives for truth

world

Media deaths

Rights and civil liberty freedoms decrease again

world

Radio show host shot dead on stage

business

Media workers death toll continues to rise

Scourging of a wise philosopher reveals true nature of the ‘liberals’

“IS it now a crime to be a conservative in Europe?” asked RTÉ’s Áine Lawlor last week. We must wait a week or more before we know the answer to that.

Wed, 20 Oct, 2004

Release of journalist in Cambodia welcomed

The International Federation of Journalists welcomed today the release of an Irish man detained for two days in a remote jungle.

Wed, 28 Jul, 2004

Forgotten victims

WHY did the Irish media fail to heed the call from fellow journalists for a global day of mourning and protest over the failure of the US to probe the killing of media personnel in Iraq?

Wed, 14 Apr, 2004

Journalists pay heavy toll for working frontlines

War took its toll on journalists in 2003, killing at least 83 reporters and media staff worldwide – 13 more than in 2002, the International Federation of Journalists said today.

Mon, 22 Dec, 2003

Journalist's death prompts calls for new war crimes laws

The death of an award-winning British journalist shot by Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip has sparked calls for it to be made an official war crime to kill reporters working in battle zones.

Sun, 04 May, 2003

Three journalists killed in US attacks

THREE journalists were killed and at least four were injured in three separate attacks in Baghdad

Wed, 09 Apr, 2003

THE Jekyll and Hyde nature of America’s dangerous balancing act on the world stage was plain to see yesterday as US troops targeted members of the media covering the war in Baghdad while in Belfast President George W Bush was giving out a strong message of support for lasting peace in Northern Ireland.

Wed, 09 Apr, 2003