74 journalits killed so far in 2016

Şamil Əlibəyli
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Baku. 4 July. REPORT.AZ/ 74 journalists have been killed since the beginning of 2016 in 22 countries.

Report informs referring to the TASS, the data published by NGO Press Emblem Campaign (PEC).

Among the most dangerous countries for the media PEC calls Afghanistan (10 victims for six months), Syria (9) Mexico (8), Iraq and Yemen (7), Guatemala (5) India (4) Pakistan (4) and Turkey (4). The top ten also includes Russia, the Philippines and El Salvador, where since the beginning of this year have been killed 2 reporters.

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