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– Ukraine: Staged Babchenko 'murder' spotlights journalists' fears and their distrust of government (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News June 6, 2018

With actual murders of journalists going unsolved and lists of 'targets' and 'traitors' circulating, Ukraine's journalists talk about their safety fears and lack of faith in the authorities.
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