Ben Parker – The Humanitarian Times

Done badly, humanitarian crisis reporting can be dangerous – Ben Parker

Originally published byThe New Humanitarian Ben Parker You might think that reporting on humanitarian issues is like any other kind of journalism. But after years...

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Done badly, humanitarian crisis reporting can be dangerous – Ben Parker

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