Photojournalism Ethics & Photojournalism Standards

This Goofy Photo of Francois Hollande was Deleted by Reuters & AFP

Agence France-Presse and Reuters retracted a photo of French president Francois Hollande smiling goofily with big eyes but denied they...

How news outlets handle graphic, gory or disturbing photos is a topic iMediaEthics has covered numerous times in recent years....

Reuters intentionally flipped a photo of a G3 jet upside down but when the Globe and Mail published it, it...

New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan looked into the ethics of reporting on and identifying minor-aged children with medical...

BuzzFeed published and later took down a graphic photo of a murdered woman. The photo was posted by her husband,...

MTV Lebanon aired a video clip of a woman committing suicide, Magda Abu-Fadil, the director of Media Unlimited in Lebanon,...

Argentinian daily newspaper Muy published photos of a murdered 16-year-old girl, Angeles Rawson, on its front page June 28, the...

TV cook Nigella Lawson's lawyers want London public relations practitioner Richard Hillgrove to delete a blogpost suggesting that she and...

It was OK for the UK Telegraph to have published a picture of Vicky Pryce in prison, a new UK...