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SUMMARY:The Human Ethics of Global Crisis Reporting
URL:https://wcsj2017.org/session/human-ethics-global-crisis-reporting/
DESCRIPTION:Science is at the heart of many of the world's greatest crises, including infectious disease outbreaks, weather and climate related catastrophes, and energy sector exploitation and accidents. When science journalists are called upon to report these stories, lack of familiarity with local contexts raises the risk of biased, inaccurate and insensitive reporting. Examples of this bias are seen in some of the portrayals of people and societies affected by disease&hellip;
LOCATION:Marriott Marquis: Salon 9
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