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DiPaolo 1 Christina Dipaolo Witnesses In The Tunnel Whatever the case may be, privacy is something that must be safeguarded. Nevertheless, with the world wide web as well as other news and social media platforms, it is tough to maintain one's private life secret, particularly for celebrities. The photographers in the tunnel had a big impact on Princess Diana's death because they followed Princess Diana and her boyfriend around everywhere they went. While the law of ethics should be applied mostly by photographers or journalists who are first on the scene, the photographers' implementation of the law of ethics was incorrect. Witnesses in the Tunnel demonstrates how the cameras were more interested in the princess's passing and how her passing impacted the rest of the world. Rather than assisting the emergency staff in saving Diana's life, the photographers were unfortunately taking photographs to be sold to tabloids and media. As a result of their failure to save Princess Diana's life while she was helplessly lying down, many members of the media have lost their jobs and careers. The reporters claimed that they were not photographing the incident and that all they were doing was trying to get through to the car, but members of the public who were present at the time claimed that the photographers were the ones preventing healthcare workers from assisting. Although the Princess's car driver was intoxicated and was one of the causes of Princess Diana's death, it really isn't an excuse for reporters to neglect to assist the medical team in saving Diana's life. Since the photographers never obey their codes of ethics, I feel they should have been tried in French courts. Professional journalists work diligently to ensure that knowledge is shared in a manner that is free of criminal activity, honest, and reliable. Journalists need to be more

DiPaolo 2 committed to acts of honesty. Instead of taking photographs for newspapers, magazines, and Television channels, the photographer should have taken action to help to save the princess's life. Protecting lives is clearly more important than safeguarding a regular work. Our lives, particularly our personal lives, are now ruled by social media. Most individuals would rather pull out their phone and take a snapshot of a horrific event than help the poor people who are involved. Since news reporters are almost always the first on the scene of several events, I feel they should practice and understand the codes of ethics, as well as study some medical strategies to help save lives. Whether by learning first aid, resuscitation, or avoiding abuse against those in need. Those photographers who photographed both Princess Diana and her boyfriend for not wearing a seat belt noticed that the princess driver was intoxicated. The photographers should have stopped the driver and told the princess and her boyfriend about the significance of wearing a seat belt. The princess would not die if they had been able to do all of those good things instead of taking pictures. All of the news outlets that the photographers were responsible for should not have published any images because their photographers generated a dangerous environment in the princess's case. They really should have had the decency to wait until the princess was buried, maybe 3 months later, before releasing the scene documents. During the accident, the photographers failed to follow the code of ethics, and Princess Diana died as a result. Although the photographers caused the dunked driver to lose control of the lane, this would not have been a concern sif the princess was still alive but unconscious when the incident occurred. Since they were the first on the scene, the photographers should have put their cameras away and assisted with first aid methods in saving the princess's life. Photographers should've just assisted the emergency team

DiPaolo 3 in getting to the princess as soon as possible or just waited for the medical team to be done to then take pictures, since that was a huge need....