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Terror School
Ex-military officers are teaching reporters and aid workers how to survive the perils of war


LESSONS FOR LIFE: Amnesty International workers are put through their paces on the Hostile Environment Training course run by Centurion Risks Assessment Services. Role-playing techniques are used to recreate hostile situations. According to the press-freedom organization Reporters Without Borders, 32 journalists died in the line of work last year.

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