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Journalism under fire: UNESCO raises alarm over surge of attacks on media workers covering protests

Journalism under fire: UNESCO raises alarm over surge of attacks on media workers covering protests

New York: Clampdowns on the media have increased sharply in 2020, the UN cultural agency said on Monday, highlighting 21 protests around the world this year in which State security forces have violated journalists’ rights.