A Review on the Safety of Journalists in Turkey: A Victims' Rights Perspective
This study argues that bridging the fields of journalism safety and victimology would benefit journalists. Therefore, a critical analysis of reports on journalism safety, opponent journalists’ social media posts, and related news was performed in order to discuss the possibility and advantages of bridging this gap to help journalists deal with victimisation.
Main Findings
The findings demonstrate the acceptance of journalists as a new subject for victims’ rights might activate new mechanisms of protection for them. This means searching for new rights can contribute to their physical, mental, and moral recovery.