Live News - A Survival Guide - International Federation of Journalists

Appendix 1Key contactsCampaign groupsInternational Federation of JournalistsRepresents 500,000 journalists in more than 100 countries.Campaigns on professional and industrial issues in closecommunication with journalists’ unions and associations.Long-time campaigner on safety for journalists.http://www.ifj.org/Direct link to IFJ Human Rights and Safety Issueshttp://www.ifj.org/hrights/hrights.htmlContact Human Rights and Safety Officer onsafety@ifj.orgArticle 19Named after Article 19 of the Universal Declaration ofHuman Rights. Works worldwide to combat censorship andpromote freedom of expression and access to informationhttp://www.article19.org/Committee to Protect JournalistsFounded in 1981 to monitor abuses against the press andpromote press freedom around the world.http://www.cpj.org/EPN World ReporterOnline magazine for journalists, editors and photographers.Pools news about press freedom and safety issues.http://www.epnworld-reporter.comIFEX — International Freedom of Expression eXchangeGlobal network that links freedom of expression groups andhighlights abuses of media freedom and journalists.http://www.ifex.org/Institute for War and Peace ReportingProvides training for local journalists in areas of conflict,facilitates dialogue and provides reliable information.http://www.iwpr.net/home_index_new.htmlInternational Media SupportPromotes press freedom, journalism and improved workingconditions for local journalists in conflict threatened areas.http://www.i-m-s.dkInternational Press Institute (IPI)Global network of editors, media executives and leadingjournalists, dedicated to freedom of the press and improvingthe standards and practices of journalism.http://www.freemedia.atReporters sans FrontièresCampaigns for media freedom and to protect journalistsunder threat or in prison.http://www.rsf.fr/Information sitesCrimes of War ProjectInformation and debate about war crimes, and role ofjournalists in conflicts.http://www.crimesofwar.org/International Committee of the Red CrossInformation about Geneva Conventions and related topics.✆ +41 22 734 60001http://www.icrc.org/e-mail: press.gva@icrc.orgInternational Criminal CourtInformation about the Court with links to the InternationalCourt of Justice and to the International Criminal Tribunalsfor Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.http://www.un.org/law/icc/Perry-Castañeda Library Map CollectionGet your bearings before you go. Browse and print mapsfrom the University of Texas collection, including manycompiled by the CIA.http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/index.htmlStanfords, LondonYou cannot browse these maps, but you can buy on-line.http://www.stanfords.co.uk118