The short trend is turning: More journalists killed

"Short trend reverses: More journalists killed"

"the Trend has turned: more and More journalists and medieanställda were killed worldwide in 2018 than in recent years."

"Beyond the konfliktzonerna directed the light towards the countries in the peace that does not guarantee reportrars security."

"the Report from the international federation IFJ paints the same bleak picture as other organisations' reports. 94 people have died in connection with the journalistic mission, according to its compilation. 84 of them were journalists, cameramen, technicians, and others involved in the production. The other ten were people who assisted with other: drivers, security staff and vendors."

"Behind the numbers you will find, among other things, the victims of the bombing attacks in Afghanistan and organised crime in Mexico. There are also the five people who were shot dead at The Capital Gazette in the united states, as well as dissident and writer Jamal Khashoggi who was assassinated at the saudi consulate in Istanbul."

"at the same time as many journalists are killed in conflict zones such as Afghanistan, Syria and Yemen, so want to IFJ draw attention to countries where the environment for independent reporting deteriorated, where corruption and populism gained a foothold and where the rule of law is not maintained. The mention of India, Pakistan and the Philippines."

"the Figures in the report provide incriminating evidence to the authorities"

"a couple of weeks ago released the international Reporters without borders (RSF), a report in which they estimated the number of killed journalists and medieanställda to date during the year to 80."

"Even the New York-based CPJ (Committee to protect journalists) have noted an increase of the number of killed journalists and the count to 83."

"Of the 94 cases where journalists and mediemedarbetare killed in 2018, six are women. In addition to these cases noted, three work-related accidents. In these countries, the situation was the worst:"

"Source: the International federation (IFJ)"