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During the last decades several global conflicts have appeared. As a result, we must ask how these conflicts have related to the security of journalist and media.

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number of journalist deaths worldwide from 2005 to 2025

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Explore CPJ’s database of attacks on the press

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Latest press freedom news from around the globe.

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"journalist deaths by country"

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" International conflict related to inner or outside turmoil"

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Data explained with texts and maps

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Global Conflict and Disorder Patterns: 2019

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Highlights global patterns of political violence and disorder over the last decade.

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The graph above displays the number of journalist deaths from 2005-2025 in two of the most dangerous countries for journalists to visit, Israel and Mexico, compared to the United States.

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The data shows that Israel has the most deaths overall, with a sudden peak occurring in Israel in 2024 (76). Before then, the average was 0 annual deaths. Mexico's mortality rates are the most consistent with an average of 7 journalist deaths per year. The USA's death rate stayed relatively low, however it spiked in 2018 to 6 people despite a consistent rate of 0 deaths per year.

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As inner conflicts and territorial war occur, it becomes evident how Journalist become endangered. Massive scale wars like the Palestinian Genocide or ineffective policies like Mexico's War against drugs show how journalist are prone to be mortally affected.