Committee to Protect Journalists

The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization founded in 1981. They promote press freedom worldwide by defending the rights of journalists to report the news without fear of reprisal. Website: www.cpj.org/

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Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Confirmed: Asfandyar Khan 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Unconfirmed: Ilyas Nizzar 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Confirmed: Javed Naseer Rind 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Unconfirmed: Muneer Shakir 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Unconfirmed: Zaman Ibrahim 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Confirmed: Nasrullah Khan Afridi 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Unconfirmed: Abdost Rind 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Confirmed: Faisal Qureshi 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2011 - Motive Confirmed: Wali Khan Babar 20 December 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Attacks on the Press 2010 - Pakistan 15 February 2011 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports

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