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50 journalists were killed worldwide in 2020, Mexico found most dangerous- The New Indian Express

50 journalists were killed worldwide in 2020, Mexico found most dangerous Eighty-four percent of those killed this year were deliberately targeted for their work, RSF said in its annual report, compared to 63 percent in 2019. Share Via Email | A+A A- By AFP PARIS: Fifty journalists and media workers were killed in connection with their work in 2020, the majority in countries that are not at war, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said Tuesday. The figure shows an increase in the targeting of reporters investigating organised crime, corruption or environmental issues, the watchdog said. It highlighted murders in Mexico, India and Pakistan. Eighty-four percent of those killed this year were deliberately targeted for their work, RSF said in its annual report, compared to 63 percent in 2019.

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50 journalists killed in 2020: watchdog

50 journalists killed in 2020: watchdog AFP 12/29/2020 AFP © MIGUEL MEDINA Reporters Without Borders said it was concerned that measures imposed by governments to fight the pandemic had contributed to a significant peak in violations of press freedom Fifty journalists and media workers were killed in connection with their work in 2020, the majority in countries that are not at war, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said Tuesday. The figure shows an increase in the targeting of reporters investigating organized crime, corruption or environmental issues, the watchdog said. It highlighted murders in Mexico, India and Pakistan. Eighty-four percent of those killed this year were deliberately targeted for their work, RSF said in its annual report, compared to 63 percent in 2019.

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50 journalists killed in 2020, majority in countries not at war: watchdog

50 journalists killed in 2020, majority in countries not at war: watchdog Published On Eighty-four percent of those killed this year were deliberately targeted for their work PARIS (AFP) - Fifty journalists and media workers were killed in connection with their work in 2020, the majority in countries that are not at war, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said Tuesday. The figure shows an increase in the targeting of reporters investigating organised crime, corruption or environmental issues, the watchdog said. It highlighted murders in Mexico, India and Pakistan. Eighty-four percent of those killed this year were deliberately targeted for their work, RSF said in its annual report, compared to 63 percent in 2019.

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50 Journalists Killed In 2020 – Watchdog

Channels Television Fifty journalists and media workers were killed in connection with their work in 2020, the majority in countries that are not at war, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said Tuesday. The figure shows an increase in the targeting of reporters investigating organised crime, corruption or environmental issues, the watchdog said. It highlighted murders in Mexico, India, and Pakistan. Eighty-four percent of those killed this year were “deliberately targeted” for their work, RSF said in its annual report, compared to 63 percent in 2019. “For several years now, Reporters Without Borders has noted that investigative journalists are really in the crosshairs of states, or cartels,” said Pauline Ades-Mevel, RSF editor-in-chief.

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