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Based on five years of death records beginning Jan. 1, 2000, CPJ said a majority of those killed on duty did not die in crossfire or while covering dangerous assignments but were hunted down and killed in retaliation for their work.
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Based on five years of death records beginning Jan. 1, 2000, CPJ said a majority of those killed on duty did not die in crossfire or while covering dangerous assignments but were hunted down and killed in retaliation for their work.
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