Insight
'Journalists need to be protected to carry out their jobs'
UNESCO's International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists launch is a welcome move that shouldn't be needed, but sadly is, writes Rageh Omaar.
Rageh is ITV's International Affairs Editor, responsible for covering major news stories across the world. He is also the presenter of ITV's current affairs programme On Assignment. He was previously Senior Foreign Correspondent for the BBC, where he covered the second Gulf War from Baghdad, before leaving to report and present for Al Jazeera
Insight
UNESCO's International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists launch is a welcome move that shouldn't be needed, but sadly is, writes Rageh Omaar.
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