Parties to aconflict mustdistinguishjournalists fromcombatants andmust not targetthem.Attacks that causeexcessive civilianharm compared tothe anticipatedmilitary advantage.To gather andshareinformationwhile remainingprotected ascivilians.By raisingawareness ofhumanitarianrules andviolations.Deliberatelyattacking orkillingjournalists.The GenevaConventionsand theirAdditionalProtocols.A journalistaccredited toaccompanyarmed forceswhile remaininga civilian.All partiesinvolved inan armedconflict.Journalists areconsidered civiliansand are protectedduring armedconflict unless theytake direct part inhostilities.The ICRC andotherinternationalorganizations.Journalistsmust be treatedwith dignity andprotected fromtorture orabuse.Parties musttake steps tominimize harmto journalistsduring militaryoperations.It helpsexposeviolations andpromoteaccountability.By recognizingthem ascivilians andprohibitingdirect attacksagainst them.Journalistsmust nottake sides inhostilities.Protectionfrom attack,violence,andintimidation.They maylose theircivilianprotectionunder IHL.They inform thepublic and bringattention tohumanitarianissues.The ability toseek and shareinformationwhile respectingsecurityconcerns.Media buildingsare civilianobjects and mustnot be targetedunless used formilitary purposes.Journalismconductedalongsidemilitary forceswithauthorization.Officialdocumentationused to identifyjournalists ascivilians inconflict zones.Holdingviolatorsresponsiblethroughdocumentationand reporting.The spreadof false ormisleadinginformationduring war.Parties to aconflict mustdistinguishjournalists fromcombatants andmust not targetthem.Attacks that causeexcessive civilianharm compared tothe anticipatedmilitary advantage.To gather andshareinformationwhile remainingprotected ascivilians.By raisingawareness ofhumanitarianrules andviolations.Deliberatelyattacking orkillingjournalists.The GenevaConventionsand theirAdditionalProtocols.A journalistaccredited toaccompanyarmed forceswhile remaininga civilian.All partiesinvolved inan armedconflict.Journalists areconsidered civiliansand are protectedduring armedconflict unless theytake direct part inhostilities.The ICRC andotherinternationalorganizations.Journalistsmust be treatedwith dignity andprotected fromtorture orabuse.Parties musttake steps tominimize harmto journalistsduring militaryoperations.It helpsexposeviolations andpromoteaccountability.By recognizingthem ascivilians andprohibitingdirect attacksagainst them.Journalistsmust nottake sides inhostilities.Protectionfrom attack,violence,andintimidation.They maylose theircivilianprotectionunder IHL.They inform thepublic and bringattention tohumanitarianissues.The ability toseek and shareinformationwhile respectingsecurityconcerns.Media buildingsare civilianobjects and mustnot be targetedunless used formilitary purposes.Journalismconductedalongsidemilitary forceswithauthorization.Officialdocumentationused to identifyjournalists ascivilians inconflict zones.Holdingviolatorsresponsiblethroughdocumentationand reporting.The spreadof false ormisleadinginformationduring war.

IHL Journalism BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Parties to a conflict must distinguish journalists from combatants and must not target them.
  2. Attacks that cause excessive civilian harm compared to the anticipated military advantage.
  3. To gather and share information while remaining protected as civilians.
  4. By raising awareness of humanitarian rules and violations.
  5. Deliberately attacking or killing journalists.
  6. The Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols.
  7. A journalist accredited to accompany armed forces while remaining a civilian.
  8. All parties involved in an armed conflict.
  9. Journalists are considered civilians and are protected during armed conflict unless they take direct part in hostilities.
  10. The ICRC and other international organizations.
  11. Journalists must be treated with dignity and protected from torture or abuse.
  12. Parties must take steps to minimize harm to journalists during military operations.
  13. It helps expose violations and promote accountability.
  14. By recognizing them as civilians and prohibiting direct attacks against them.
  15. Journalists must not take sides in hostilities.
  16. Protection from attack, violence, and intimidation.
  17. They may lose their civilian protection under IHL.
  18. They inform the public and bring attention to humanitarian issues.
  19. The ability to seek and share information while respecting security concerns.
  20. Media buildings are civilian objects and must not be targeted unless used for military purposes.
  21. Journalism conducted alongside military forces with authorization.
  22. Official documentation used to identify journalists as civilians in conflict zones.
  23. Holding violators responsible through documentation and reporting.
  24. The spread of false or misleading information during war.