Safety of Journalists
In co-operation with UNESCO

UNESCO is the lead UN Agency for promoting freedom of expression and safety of journalists as part of its mandate to “promote the free flow of ideas by word and image”.

Turo Uskali

Associate Professor at University of Jyväskylä

Communication technologies Finnish journalists emotions ethics safety of journalists Russo - Ukrainian War war reporting

From the Fog of War research project aims at compiling a full picture of the work of the Finnish war correspondents, photographers, and their fixers during the Russian attack on Ukraine 2014–2024. The research brings new knowledge about the work practices, and the limits of war journalism during the last ten years. Areas of focus include: the influence of the new communication technologies, and social media platforms on war journalism, the safety of journalists, emotions, the ethics of war journalism.

Definition of journalists' safety

Journalists' safety refers to physical, psychological and financial well-being.

Future plans for research on journalists' safety

International collaboration, comparative studies.
Research focuses:
Physical, Psychological, Digital, Financial, Legal
Methods used in research:
Interviews, Qualitative content analysis
Countries of research focus:
Finland

Areas interested in collaborating with NGOs

Especially in Nordic countries.

Areas interested in collaborating with other researchers

All aspects relating to the important topic
Turo Uskali

Turo Uskali