Impunity rate for journalists' killings 'shockingly high': report - World
According to Unesco, nine journalists were killed in Mexico; seven in Afghanistan; five in India and four in Pakistan in 2021.
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According to Unesco, nine journalists were killed in Mexico; seven in Afghanistan; five in India and four in Pakistan in 2021.
UNESCO, the United Nations cultural organization whose brief includes media issues, reported that an overwhelming majority of killings of journalists
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Mr Albert Kwabena Deumfour, the President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has reiterated the commitment of the new administration to seek the welfare and safety of all journalists in the country. Speaking at the launch of a support fund for journalists, on Wednesday, to commemorate this year’s International Day…
Members of Parliament yesterday called for the protection and safety of journalists to mark this year’s International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists.