In India it seems that nothing has changed. Recently, journalists were severely beaten by unruly mob during sporadic violence in Delhi which claimed 38 lives.Journalists were chased, thrown to the ground and thrashed by mob when they went riot effected areas to cover violence. Journalists must know how to tackle or avoid hostile situation.
According to International News Safety Institute,while covering demonstrations or civil disorder, please remember:
Don’t go alone. Get someone to watch your back if you’re shooting pictures.
As soon as you arrive, spot escape routes and look for landmarks like a tall building or lamppost. It’s easy to get disoriented in a crowd.
Stay on the edge and do not get caught between police and protestors.
Crowds have a life of their own. Stay aware of the prevailing mood.
Alert your editors if the scene turns angry.
Stay away from aggressive people. They may provoke a violent response.
If planning to move, seek advice from people who have just come from the direction you’re heading.
Television crews should travel as light as possible. If experiencing aggression, leave the tripod behind so that you can run fast.
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