I'm not saying they should never set foot in a war-torn nation or anywhere with civil unrest. But there is reasonable danger and unreasonable. Walking into the

I'm not saying they should never set foot in a war-torn nation or anywhere with civil unrest. But there is reasonable danger and unreasonable. Walking into the middle of an angry mob in Egypt as a woman is unreasonable. >Being in the mob is not limited to saying "there's a mob here", it's also how you establish and maintain contacts and sources. I disagree. There is very little value gained from being inside the mob. Contacts and sources can be made from the sidelines or once the mob has dispersed.