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UN, international rights experts urge greater protection of journalists covering conflicts

UN, international rights experts urge greater protection of journalists covering conflicts

Sep 02, 2014, at 06:43 pm

New York, Sept 2 (IBNS) Journalists covering conflicts must be afforded the highest degree of protection, a group of United Nations and international human rights experts said on Monday, adding that the recent attacks, ongoing kidnappings, and arbitrary incarcerations of media professionals around the world must be condemned.