This guide is intended to provide user-friendly, practical guidance to journalists needing to quickly understand what personal protective equipment (PPE) can be moved from neighbouring countries into Ukraine. This was co-produced by the Committee to Protect Journalists and the Thomson Reuters Foundation, with pro bono legal research provided by Allen & Overy, BAA Turcan Law and Hogan Lovells.
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