19 Journalists Killed in Afghanistan since 1992/Motive Confirmed

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Sultan Mohammed Munadi


The New York Times
Afghanistan

Abdul Samad Rohani


BBC and Pajhwok Afghan News
Afghanistan

Carsten Thomassen


Dagbladet
Afghanistan

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2009

1992


Statistical Analysis

Job *

32% Broadcast reporter
16% Camera Operator
5% Editor
5% Photographer
42% Print reporter/writer
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Medium *

53% Print
37% Radio
16% Television
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Gender

84% Male
16% Female
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Local / Foreign

37% Local
63% Foreign
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Murder Victims

57% Taken Captive
29% Threatened

Type of Death

21% Crossfire/Combat
5% Dangerous Assignment
74% Murder
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Impunity in Murder Cases

71% Complete impunity
29% Full justice
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Suspected Source of Fire in Murder Cases

14% Criminal group
7% Local Residents
29% Paramilitary Group
29% Political Group
21% Unknown
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Beats Covered by Victims *

5% Crime
11% Human Rights
32% Politics
84% War
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Freelance

26% Freelance
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All figures are rounded to the nearest full percentage point. * May add up to more than 100 percent because more than one category applies in some cases.


19 Journalists Killed in Afghanistan/Motive Confirmed

     Terminology explained

Sultan Mohammed Munadi, The New York Times

     September 9, 2009, in an area near Kunduz, Afghanistan

Abdul Samad Rohani, BBC and Pajhwok Afghan News

     June 7 or 8, 2008, in Lashkar Gah, Afghanistan

Carsten Thomassen, Dagbladet

     January 15, 2008, in Kabul, Afghanistan

Zakia Zaki, Sada-i-Sulh

     June 4, 2007, in Parwan province, Afghanistan

Ajmal Naqshbandi, freelance

     April 8, 2007, in Helmand province, Afghanistan

Christian Struwe, freelance

     October 7, 2006, in Baghlan, Afghanistan

Karen Fischer, freelance

     October 7, 2006, in Baghlan, Afghanistan

Abdul Qodus, Aryana TV

     July 22, 2006, in Kandahar, Afghanistan

Ulf Strömberg, TV4

     November 26, 2001, in Taloqan, Afghanistan

Harry Burton, Reuters Television

     November 19, 2001, in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan

Azizullah Haidari, Reuters

     November 19, 2001, in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan

Julio Fuentes, El Mundo

     November 19, 2001, in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan

Maria Grazia Cutuli, Corriere della Serra

     November 19, 2001, in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan

Pierre Billaud, Radio Télévision Luxembourg

     November 11, 2001, in Takhar Province, Afghanistan

Volker Handloik, freelance reporter

     November 11, 2001, in Takhar Province, Afghanistan

Johanne Sutton, Radio France Internationale

     November 11, 2001, in Takhar Province, Afghanistan

Marc Brunereau, freelance

     September 5, 2001, in Taloqan/Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan

Mahmoud Saremi, Iranian News Agency (IRNA)

     August 8, 1998, in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan

Mirwais Jalil, BBC World Service

     July 29, 1994, in an area near Kabul, Afghanistan



1 Media Worker Killed in Afghanistan

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Sayed Agha, freelance

     March 15, 2007, in Helmand province, Afghanistan



1 Journalist Killed in Afghanistan/Motive Unconfirmed

     Terminology explained

Jawed Ahmad, freelance

     March 11, 2009, in Kandahar, Afghanistan


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