Countries who imprison the most journalists

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Worldwide, 134 journalists imprisoned
1/3 are Internet bloggers, online editors, or Web-based reporters
24 countries had locked up journalists (at 1 Dec 2006)

China - 31
Cuba - 24
Eritrea - 23
Ethiopia - 18
Burma - 7
Uzbekistan - 5
The United States - 3
Azerbaijan - 3
Burundi - 3

http://www.worldpressfreedomday.org/
 
What about Bob in Zim, he locks up all the journalists, wheres their stats?
 
What about Bob in Zim, he locks up all the journalists, wheres their stats?

Journalists who either disappear or are abducted by nonstate entities, including criminal gangs, rebels, or militant groups, are not included on the imprisoned list. Their cases are classified as "missing" or "abducted." Details of these cases are also but the government has refused to provide basic facts about the journalists’ whereabouts, their health, or whether they are still alive available on CPJ's Web site.

might provide an answer but an interesting question.
 
RSA will soon be on that list.

Remind me the last time a journalist was jailed in SA?

I seriously can't remember. I do remember that photographer Bennie Gool was harassed by the state for the photo's that he took at the Rashied|Rashard Staggie murder, but that didn't end in him being jailed.

Yes, the proposed bill is scary, but it ain't gonna pass the way it is now, and despite disguntled statements by all sorts of people blaming the media for all sorts of things, SA has a pretty good record (since 1994) in this respect.
 
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