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Published 1 year ago

Most murders of journalists go unpunished: UNESCO

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"Impunity for killings of journalists remains unacceptably high at 86 percent," said UNESCO. UNESCO welcomed a 9-percentage-point drop in the impunity rate over the past decade. Of the 117 journalists murdered for doing their job, 91 were killed while off the clock.

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Most Murders Of Journalists Go Unpunished: UNESCO

An overwhelming majority of killings of journalists across the world go unpunished, a United Nations agency reported on Wednesday.

1 year ago·New Delhi, India
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Most murders of journalists go unpunished —UNESCO

An overwhelming majority of killings of journalists across the world go unpunished, a United Nations agency reported on Wednesday.

1 year ago·Q C, Philippines
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El PeriódicoEl Periódico

Unesco warns that 86% of journalist murders go unpunished

86% of the murders of journalists worldwide go unpunished and the region with the most deaths is still Latin America and the Caribbean, according to Unesco on the occasion of the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists this Wednesday.” New data from Unesco show...

1 year ago·Barcelona, Spain
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EL ESPAÑOLEL ESPAÑOL

'Silence or lead', the risk of truth: 9 out of 10 murders of journalists go unpunished

Between 2006 and 2020, according to UNESCO, 1,200 journalists were killed: “If crimes go unpunished, they can be repeated”.

1 year ago·Spain
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Most murders of journalists go unpunished: UNESCO

An overwhelming majority of killings of journalists across the world go unpunished, a United Nations agency reported on Wednesday.

1 year ago·Manila, Philippines
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Most murders of journalists go unpunished: UNESCO

"freedom of expression cannot be protected when there is such a staggering number of unresolved cases" said the UNESCO director.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom
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