Last year was the deadliest in a decade for journalists, with 110 killed on the job or targeted because of their profession, according to the International Press Institute's World Press Freedom Review.
"When it comes to the deliberate murder of journalists because of their work we are still mired in an age of barbarity," says Anthony Mills, the review's managing editor.
"When it comes to the deliberate murder of journalists because of their work we are still mired in an age of barbarity," says Anthony Mills, the review's managing editor.