Forty-nine journalists were killed this year, 57 are being held hostage and 389 are currently in prison, nonprofit group Reporters Without Borders said Tuesday.
In its annual review, the Paris-based group found that the number of journalists killed in 2019 was the lowest since 2003, representing a "historically low" figure compared with an average of 80 journalists killed per year over the past two decades.
The fall in the number of journalists killed is due to a reduction in the number of journalists killed in war zones, Reporters Without Borders said, noting that 941 journalists have been killed over the past 10
years.
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49 journalists were killed around the world in 2019, with Syria and Mexico the deadliest countries for reporters -- Daily Mail/AFP
Almost half of the 49 journalists murdered this year were killed in three countries -- SBS
Fewer journalists killed but more detained -- DW
'Historically low number' of journalists killed in 2019 -- Al Jazeera
389 journalists were jailed in 2019, half in China, Egypt and Saudi Arabia -- The Journal.ie
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49 journalists were killed around the world in 2019, with Syria and Mexico the deadliest countries for reporters -- Daily Mail/AFP
Almost half of the 49 journalists murdered this year were killed in three countries -- SBS
Fewer journalists killed but more detained -- DW
'Historically low number' of journalists killed in 2019 -- Al Jazeera
389 journalists were jailed in 2019, half in China, Egypt and Saudi Arabia -- The Journal.ie
