CPJ’s “1,000 Journalists Killed” premiered at the 2013 International Press Freedom Awards ceremony. The video highlights the death of Sky News cameraman Mick Dean in Egypt, marking the 1,000th journalist killed since CPJ began documenting journalist fatalities in 1992. It also tells of the 2009 Maguindanao massacre in the Philippines, and points to efforts to address anti-press violence. The video was produced by Univision.
Shazdeh Omari is CPJ’s news editor. Former copy chief for The Village Voice, she has worked as a reporter and editor in the United States and Greece. Omari was born in Saudi Arabia and raised in Karachi, Pakistan, where she learned to read, speak, and write Urdu.
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