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Hippikos · 10-13-2006, 03:29 PM

By Year:
• 2006: 25
• 2005: 22
• 2004: 24
• 2003: 14

By Nationality:
• Iraqi: 64
• European: 11
• Other Arab countries: 3
• United States: 2
• All other countries: 5

By Gender:
• Men: 79
• Women: 6

By Circumstance:
• Murder: 49
• Crossfire or other acts of war: 36

Responsibility:
• Insurgent action: 59 (Includes crossfire, suicide bombings, and murders.)
• U.S. fire: 14 (CPJ has not found evidence to conclude that U.S. troops targeted journalists in these cases. While the cases are classified as crossfire, CPJ continues to investigate.)
• Iraqi armed forces, during U.S. invasion: 3 (All are crossfire or acts of war.)
• Iraqi armed forces, post-U.S. invasion: 1 (Crossfire)
• Source unconfirmed: 8

By Job:
• Photojournalists: 23 (Includes still photographers and camera operators.)
• Directors, reporters and editors: 49
• Producers: 7
• Technicians: 6

By Location:
• Anbar province (Fallujah, Ramadi): 6
• Nineveh province (Mosul): 11
• Baghdad province: 49
• Saleheddin province (Samara): 4
• Basrah province: 3
• Diyala province (Baqubah): 2
• Arbil province: 6
• Karbala province: 1
• Najaf province: 1
• Sulaymaniya province: 1
• Unclear: 1

By embedded status:
• Embedded: 6
• Non-Embedded or “unilateral”: 79

Type of news organization:
• Working for international news organization: 37
• Working for Iraqi news organization: 48

Highest death tolls among news organization:
• Iraq Media Network (includes Al-Iraqiya, its affiliates, and Sabah newspaper): 11
• Al-Arabiya: 6
• Al-Shaabiya: 5
• Reuters: 4
• Kurdistan TV 4

(WW2: 68 journalists killed)
(Vietnam: 66 journalists killed)

10-13-2006, 03:29 PM	#8
Hippikos Flocci Non Facio Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: In The Line Of Fire Posts: 571	85 Journalists Killed in Iraq By Year: • 2006: 25 • 2005: 22 • 2004: 24 • 2003: 14 By Nationality: • Iraqi: 64 • European: 11 • Other Arab countries: 3 • United States: 2 • All other countries: 5 By Gender: • Men: 79 • Women: 6 By Circumstance: • Murder: 49 • Crossfire or other acts of war: 36 Responsibility: • Insurgent action: 59 (Includes crossfire, suicide bombings, and murders.) • U.S. fire: 14 (CPJ has not found evidence to conclude that U.S. troops targeted journalists in these cases. While the cases are classified as crossfire, CPJ continues to investigate.) • Iraqi armed forces, during U.S. invasion: 3 (All are crossfire or acts of war.) • Iraqi armed forces, post-U.S. invasion: 1 (Crossfire) • Source unconfirmed: 8 By Job: • Photojournalists: 23 (Includes still photographers and camera operators.) • Directors, reporters and editors: 49 • Producers: 7 • Technicians: 6 By Location: • Anbar province (Fallujah, Ramadi): 6 • Nineveh province (Mosul): 11 • Baghdad province: 49 • Saleheddin province (Samara): 4 • Basrah province: 3 • Diyala province (Baqubah): 2 • Arbil province: 6 • Karbala province: 1 • Najaf province: 1 • Sulaymaniya province: 1 • Unclear: 1 By embedded status: • Embedded: 6 • Non-Embedded or “unilateral”: 79 Type of news organization: • Working for international news organization: 37 • Working for Iraqi news organization: 48 Highest death tolls among news organization: • Iraq Media Network (includes Al-Iraqiya, its affiliates, and Sabah newspaper): 11 • Al-Arabiya: 6 • Al-Shaabiya: 5 • Reuters: 4 • Kurdistan TV 4 (WW2: 68 journalists killed) (Vietnam: 66 journalists killed) __________________ Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it. Last edited by Hippikos; 10-13-2006 at 03:33 PM.