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VIENNA — A total of 102 journalists were killed in 2010, eight fewer than the year before, a media watchdog said Monday.
Asia, where 40 reporters were slain, was the most dangerous region in the world for journalists, followed by Latin America, with 32 deaths, the International Press Institute said in its annual World Press Freedom Review.
Pakistan, with 16 deaths, was the most dangerous country. Mexico and Honduras accounted for almost a quarter of all killings, with 12 and 10 deaths.
