Sept 2024 MEiN analysis of reports shows that 40% of incidents involved attacks on the media, raising concerns about media safety and freedom. Judicial actions were the focus of 50% of the reports, with regulatory issues briefly mentioned. Government bodies featured in half of the reports, while security agencies were involved in 40%, primarily linked to media attacks. This data highlights the urgent need for protective measures and policies to ensure media safety and support journalistic integrity amid growing threats.
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