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Khashoggi murder highlights dangers for world's journalists

A protest outside the Saudi embassy in Istanbul remembers murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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A global body representing journalists and media workers says nine out of 10 murders of journalists around the world go unpunished. The International Federation of Journalists says it's also concerned that journalists are increasingly facing other dangers, apart from the risks of reporting from war zones and covering extremist movements.


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By Maya Jamieson, Mai Hoa

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A global body representing journalists and media workers says nine out of 10 murders of journalists around the world go unpunished. The International Federation of Journalists says it's also concerned that journalists are increasingly facing other dangers, apart from the risks of reporting from war zones and covering extremist movements.



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