- DC-CAM is an independent research centre dedicated to recording the history of the Khmer Rouge period.
- Plan International was founded by Langdon-Davies and is now one of the world’s leading child sponsorship charities.
- Rory Peck Trust helps the families of freelance newsgatherers killed, imprisoned or seriously injured during the course of their work.
- The Japan Society UK was founded in 1891 and is the leading body in the United Kingdom dedicated to the enhancement and celebration of UK-Japan commercial and cultural realtions.
- International Pen works to engage with, empower, societies and communities across cultures and languages, through reading and writing.
- Save the Children Sweden Save the Children Sweden has been working in Africa since the 1960s to improve conditions for children in the region.
- Army Families Federation The AFF supports the families of British servicemen.
- Educationa Builds Bosnia A non-governmental and non-pfit organisation that helps the children of Bosnia rebuild their lives through eductaion.
- Frontline Fixers' Fund Helps the familes of interpreters and local journalists in conflict zones.
- Flickr : Inside the books
- Flickr : Company Events
- Facebook readers’ group
- Rosie Whitehouse's blog
- Justin Kerr-Smiley's Website
- Denise Affonço Interview on France24
- Jon Swain writes about Denise Affonço in the Sunday Times
- An interview with Rosie Whitehouse by Paul Vlitos
- An interview with Justin Kerr-Smiley by Paul Vlitos
- Denise Affonço Interviewed on the BBC
- Living through the terror / The Economist
- Review and interview with Justin Kerr-Smiley in The Daily Telegraph
- Oliver Poole: What the war taught me / The Independent Among all the blood and horror of Baghdad, journalist Oliver Poole found many Iraqis who were determined to laugh, celebrate and cling to normality at all...
- Ordinary life in a broken country / By Oliver Poole for BBC NEWS 'The first time I reached Baghdad it was in the back of an American armoured vehicle, part of the invading force that had crossed the Kuwait border 16 days...'
- Iraq... five years on / Yorkshire Post Five years after the Iraq war started, journalist Oliver Poole tells Sarah Freeman why he has fond memories of his time in the war zone.
Reportage Press is a new publishing house specialising in books on foreign affairs or set in foreign countries; non-fiction, fiction, essays, travel books, old travel memoirs, or just books written from a stranger’s view.
