What moral and ethical issues are involved in battlefield documentary photography?

This kind of photography contains the following ethical issues:

1, respect and inform: Photographers need to inform their subjects before shooting and respect their wishes and rights. This is a basic moral requirement and a respect for people.

2. Objectivity and truthfulness: Documentary photography in the battlefield requires recording the real situation of the war as much as possible, and avoiding exaggerating, distorting or tampering with the facts. Photographers need to maintain a neutral and objective attitude and try their best to restore the truth of the incident.

3. Injury and sympathy: Photographers need to consider the feelings and situation of the subjects when shooting, so as not to cause further injury or pain to them. At the same time, photographers also need to show sympathy and care for the subjects and provide help and support as much as possible.