According to the data, around 80 worldwide journalists died
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Reporters without borders have been experiencing statistics about violence, murder, and brutal behavior against journalists around the world since 1995. This group classifies under the circumstances and factors for the work of journalists in the 180 countries of the world. According to figures so far, 80 journalists worldwide died this year, 348 are closed in prisons while 60 are hostages. Journalists’ global organization reporter has been reported in a report issued by the RSS without a border on December 18 Journalists around the world face oppression of such a level which has no viewer before it. The number of journalists involved in all the rss report reports has increased. It has been classified as murder, murder, imprisonment and abduction. The report states that journalists have been seeing significant increase in forced wounds and there is no example before the reporters who face violence and brutal behaviors in the year 2018.
The number of journalists killed during this year increased by 8% to 80 while the rate of journalists murdered during their professional duties increased by 15 percent in 2017. The number of professional journalists who killed last year was 55, which reached 63 this year. In 2018, so many journalists were killed but a journalist was killed who forced the aggressive Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman to go on Backfoot. Saudi journalist journalist Jamal Khashoggi October 2 entered the US consulate in Istanbul again again, did not come out, the Saudi authorities previously expressed displeasure, but when the Turkish President claimed evidence if Jamal Khashoggi was killed, Saudi authorities confirmed the murder and declared the incident as an accident. Saudi Crown has not yet been able to pursue the accident with the accident.
The report states that more than half the journalists who killed this year were brutal violence before killing. In 2018, the most desperate country proved to be the journalists of Afghanistan where 15 journalists have to wash their lives. The second number is in the list where 11 journalists were killed and Mexico is third where 7 Professional Journalists and 2 Setern Journalists were killed. Mexico is a country outside the zone of war, where the number of journalists killed is highest. This year, the number of journalists arrested worldwide has been 348 which are more than the previous year. The number of journalists in 2017 was 326. The report states that more than half of the journalists in jail have more than 5 countries in the world, including China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey. Most prisoners are locked in China’s prison, number 60.
The number of journalists abducted at that time is 60. This number is 11% higher compared to 54 last year. Apart from a journalist, all the journalists have been surrounded by three countries of the Middle East in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. 6 hostelists include 6 foreign journalists. Although ISIL has been defeated in Iraq and Syria however, Japan’s journalist Jumpei Yasuda, who was released three years later from Syria, the rest of the journalists do not know what they are and whether they are alive or not.
Reporters without borders have been experiencing statistics about violence, murder, and brutal behavior against journalists around the world since 1995. This group classifies under the circumstances and factors for the work of journalists in the 180 countries of the world. Norway is the safest country for journalists according to rating 2018 while the other number is Sweden and third in the list of the Netherlands. This list is North Korea at the last number. It is ranked at one rank above 179 in Austria and 178 Turkmenistan. Pakistan’s count is also among the most dangerous countries for journalists. In the latest list of reports without borders, Pakistan has been ranked 139th. Three journalists died in Pakistan this year. Apart from this, journalists in Pakistan are facing pressure and pressure from government agencies and different groups. And paying for their professional duties is not easy for them. During the past five years, 26 journalists were killed during their professional activities.
Interestingly, the land is getting tired for reporters in India too. In this year, 6 journalists were killed in India and they were more inclined to pay for duty after which India has been ranked 138. Although overall 16 journalists died in Afghanistan this year but its position in ranking the most dangerous countries for journalists is better than Pakistan and India and its rankings are 118 because there are other conditions for journalists than they are. China is ranked 176 in the list. No journalist was killed there in 2018, but the situation is not favorable for journalists’ freedom.
