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Staging photos for a more impactful story raises ethical questions about authenticity and manipulation.

Photographers must be properly attributed and credited for their work to recognise their contributions and maintain integrity.

The extent and purpose of digital image editing can raise ethical issues regarding the truthful portrayal of events.

Photographers should avoid infringing on personal privacy unless it's overridden by the public's right to be informed.

Photojournalists should aim to avoid causing physical or psychological harm to their subjects.

Photojournalists must balance the truth with the potential of graphic images to cause distress or desensitization.

Social media platforms present new challenges for maintaining ethical standards due to instantaneous sharing and potential for misinformation.

Media organizations have ethical obligations to ensure the safety and well-being of their photojournalists in the field.

Photojournalists must avoid situations where personal or financial interests could compromise their journalistic integrity.

The context in which images are used should respect the original narrative and not distort or mislead viewers.

Should photojournalists intervene in crisis situations they are capturing, or remain observers to maintain objectivity?

Photojournalists must accurately depict reality without manipulating images to mislead viewers.

Journalists should strive to create a balanced narrative by covering all relevant sides of a story.

Special considerations are needed when photographing children to protect their safety and privacy.