November 20, 2012

Over 90 journalists killed in Pakistan since 2000

November 20, 2012

By: Ikram Junaidi ISLAMABAD: On an average, one journalist gets killed in the line of duty every 30 days. Almost 91 journalists have been murdered since 2000 due to which Pakistan has become the third most dangerous country for journalists after Somalia and Syria. This was stated during a seminar titled ‘International Journalist Day’ organised at the National Press Club

Over 90 journalists killed in Pakistan since 2000

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