War Journalists News Today

Given that the profession of journalism is not without danger, not a few journalists in the world have resorted to struggling to in their news gathering roles, and doing that put their lives at risk, or find themselves facing threats to their human rights, which basically involves their right to safety. While this is the case particularly in troubled areas, notably zones experiencing war or other forms of upheaval, it is far from being exclusive to such cases.

Meet five fearless journalists who are on ground covering the Ukraine Russia War. female journalists covering ukraine

>> what do you say to those republicans who say that you are spending way too much time talking about divisive cultural issues, that they dont want to get into a culture war, and if youre a nominee, this would doom you with women voters and in fact with independent voters. you know theyre coming from high places in washington. >> the gallup poll said were leading among women, and were doing well. people care about families, people care about whats happening to our society. but i do get...

in fact with independent voters. you know theyre coming from high places in washington. >> the gallup poll said were leading in washington, we care about families, what is happening tooy society. i do get the questions, as john king tried to do on contraception and other things that are outrageous questions, and then the neck question is why are you talking so much about social issues? they ask and then they say, youre talking about social issues all the time. look, i understand the ga...

Where they were, ten seconds and the taliban already were imposing their will telling them, no, youre not going to deny us our space. thats the situation on the ground right now. >> yeah. incredible. lots of respect for you, all the other war journalists out there as well as our u.s. military. they not only have to think about staying alive, theyve got to complete a mission at the same time. so all right. thank you for that candor, jim maceda. appreciate it. wildlife officials in montana say a...