Trends of Fake News Distribution and Counteraction in Ukraine (Part-5): On changes in the professional activity of journalists in Ukraine during the full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation and in the conditions of martial law

August 28th, 2022

Author: Ludmyla Khotiun

The current doctrine of international humanitarian law (IHL) provides for two categories of journalists working in areas of active / inactive combat operations: military correspondents accredited to the armed forces and freelance journalists. Both categories are civilians, protected by the Geneva Convention of 12 August 1949 (GC IV) and the...

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Trends of Fake News Distribution and Counteraction in Ukraine (Part-5): On changes in the professional activity of journalists in Ukraine during the full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation and in the conditions of martial law

August 28th, 2022

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