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Nine out of ten crimes against journalists go unpunished: Unesco report

UNESCO says attacks on the press continue to go largely unpunished, with more than 1,600 journalists murdered worldwide in 20 years.

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Monday marks the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists – chosen in memory of Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon, two journalists from Radio France Internationale murdered in Mali on 2 November 2013. According to a report by Unesco, attacks and harassment targeting the press continue to go largely unpunished in Africa and across the globe.

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Every November 2nd marks the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, and every year the balance is similar: reporting remains a risk activity in much of the world, both for those who cover a war and those who investigate... The Entry Day against Impunity: 85% of the murders of journalists remain unresolved was first published on INFO135.

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UNESCO Reveals 86 Percent of Journalist Murders Globally Remain Unsolved, with 1,641 Journalists Killed in 20 Years

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