- Part of the profits of each book published by Reportage Press is donated to charity. Each author chooses a charity of his or her choice.
- 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.
- DC-CAM DC-CAM is an independent research centre dedicated to recording the history of the Khmer Rouge period.
- 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.
- Daunt Books London, UK Frequently topping best of London bookshops lists, Daunt Books is a vertitable treasure trove of all things travel and literary. A winning combination.
- Algoritam, Zagreb A bookshop chain operating in Croatia, Algoritam has an excellent selection of English language titles. An added perk is a lovely, toy-filled children's corner.
- WH Smith Paris With the largest selection of English language books in France and a stunning location on the Rue de Rivoli, WH Smiths Paris is well worth a visit.
- Waterstones Brussels The first English language bookshop in Brussels and equipped with an unsurprisingly excellent array of stock.
- BuyBook, Sarajevo With branches in Mostar and Sarajevo, Buybook has established itself as a bit of a cultural hotspot-a bookshop, cafe, gallery and publishing house combined.
- Shakespeare and Company, Paris Nestled on the left bank in the shadow of the Notre Dame lies this gorgeously ramshackle literary institution. A Parisian must-see.
- David's Bookshops, Letchworth Garden City, UK Located in the attractive town of Letchworth, David's Bookshops stock fiction, non-fiction, and everything in between.
- Broadway Bookshop, London, UK Small but perfectly formed, this is a real booklover's bookshop, located in the trendy environs of Broadway Market, Hackney.
- Mr B's Emporium of Reading Delights, Bath, UK Voted Independent Bookshop of the Year 2008 at the British Book Industry Awards, this lovely bookshop is located in the idyllic centre of Bath Spa.
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.
