These Are The Deadliest Countries For Journalists This Year

These Are The Deadliest Countries For Journalists This Year 47 media professionals have been killed in 2024 so far due to their journalistic activities, according to the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) database.As Statista's Anna Fleck shows in the chart below, by far the deadliest place for journalists last year was in the Palestinian territories, where 14 deaths have already been counted in the first ten months of the year.You will find more infographics at StatistaFollowing some way behind are Pakistan with six deaths currently reported there, five in Bangladesh, four in Mexico, three in each of Sudan, Myanmar and Iraq, as well as two deaths in Ukraine and Colombia, respectively.A single journalist was also killed in each of the following countries: Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Honduras, Russia and Turkmenistan.Meanwhile, 111 people are currently listed as “disappeared”, with the highest numbers recorded in Mexico (31), Syria (9), Russia (6), Iran (6) and Kosovo (5).It is important to note here that media professionals’ deaths are only listed here if confirmed by the RSF as being linked to their journalistic work. This explains why these figures seem low and that they are subject to change as fact-checking is carried out. Tyler DurdenMon, 10/28/2024 - 02:45

47 media professionals have been killed in 2024 so far due to their journalistic activities , according to the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) database . As Statista's Anna Fleck shows in the chart below, by far the deadliest place for journalists last year was in the Palestinian territories, where 14 deaths have already been counted in the first ten months of the year. You will find more infographics at Statista Following some way behind are Pakistan with six deaths currently reported there, five in Bangladesh, four in Mexico, three in each of Sudan, Myanmar and Iraq, as well as two deaths in Ukraine and Colombia, respectively.

A single journalist was also killed in each of the following countries: Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Honduras, Russia and Turkmenistan. Meanwhile, 111 people are currently listed as “disappeared”, with the highest numbers recorded in Mexico (31), Syria (9), Russia (6), Iran (6) and Kosovo (5). It is important to note here that media professionals’ deaths are only listed here if confirmed by the RSF as being linked to their journalistic work.

This explains why these figures seem low and that they are subject to change as fact-checking is carried out..