68 journalists killed in 2024 – UNESCO report

UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) says for the second consecutive year, conflict zones have proven dangerous for journalists and media workers, with 2024 seeing at least 68 deaths in the line of duty. READ ALSO:‘2025 economic performance, FDI

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