It's always ethical to film police misconduct, in fact what's unethical is that they're not already filming themselves.
Safety is important, protesters (and even journalists...) have been livestreaming themselves innocently doing nothing (in contrast to other media's hyper-focusing on "looting") then getting shot with rubber bullets. One of them reportedly has permanent blindness in the left eye as a result.
Police brutality in response to a protest against police brutality is truly disturbing.
Safety is important, protesters (and even journalists...) have been livestreaming themselves innocently doing nothing (in contrast to other media's hyper-focusing on "looting") then getting shot with rubber bullets. One of them reportedly has permanent blindness in the left eye as a result.
Police brutality in response to a protest against police brutality is truly disturbing.