Journalists targeted in ongoing conflict in Syria

Headline Title: Journalists targeted in ongoing conflict in Syria 03 May 2013 Scores of journalists reporting on human rights abuses in Syria have been killed, arbitrarily arrested, detained, subjected to enforced disappearances and tortured over the last two years, Amnesty International said in a report released today, World Press Freedom Day. These abuses have been carried out by the Syrian authorities and armed opposition groups, turning Syria into a highly dangerous country for journalists to work in. The Amnesty International report, Shooting the Messenger: Journalists targeted…

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