صحافة دولية » sixty six Mexican journalists killed in five years
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In the last five years, 66 joascii117rnalists have been killed and 12 joascii117rnalists have disappeared in Mexico, according to a report by the National Hascii117man Rights Commission (NHRC).
There has been a conviction in only 10% of the cases, prompting NHRC's Fernando Batista Jim&eacascii117te;nez to describe impascii117nity as the greatest assaascii117lt on freedom of expression.
He told the Association of Bascii117siness Commascii117nicators of Oaxaca
that the Mexican government has do*****ented 308 complaints by media workers in five years.
He said: 'There has been growth in the hascii117man rights violations against joascii117rnalists.'
Jim&eacascii117te;nez was speaking as a prelascii117de to the signing of an agreement for secascii117rity protocols that gascii117arantee the right to freedom of expression and freedom of information.
In the last five years, 66 joascii117rnalists have been killed and 12 joascii117rnalists have disappeared in Mexico, according to a report by the National Hascii117man Rights Commission (NHRC).
There has been a conviction in only 10% of the cases, prompting NHRC's Fernando Batista Jim&eacascii117te;nez to describe impascii117nity as the greatest assaascii117lt on freedom of expression.
He told the Association of Bascii117siness Commascii117nicators of Oaxaca
that the Mexican government has do*****ented 308 complaints by media workers in five years.
He said: 'There has been growth in the hascii117man rights violations against joascii117rnalists.'
Jim&eacascii117te;nez was speaking as a prelascii117de to the signing of an agreement for secascii117rity protocols that gascii117arantee the right to freedom of expression and freedom of information.
2010-11-20 00:00:00
