2018 Report Journalism

CI-18/COUNCIL-31/6/REV
2018 DG Report
on the Safety of Journalists
and the Danger of Impunity
INTRODUCTION
This report is submitted to the Intergovernmental Council of the International Programme for
the Development of Communication (IPDC) in line with the Decision on the Safety of
Journalists and the issue of Impunity adopted by the Council at its 26th session on 27 March
2008, and renewed at subsequent sessions in 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016. In its latest
Decision, adopted in November 2016, the IPDC Council urged Member States to “continue to
inform the Director-General of UNESCO, on a voluntary basis, on the status of the judicial
inquiries conducted on each of the killings condemned by the Director-General”. The present
report provides an analysis of the cases of killings of journalists and associated media
personnel that were condemned by the Director-General in 2016 and 2017. It also takes stock
of the status of judicial enquiries conducted on each of the killings recorded by UNESCO
between 2006 and 2017, based on information provided by Member States.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Executive Summary 2
2. Background and Context 2
3. Journalists’ killings in 2016 and 2017: key findings 7
3.1 Most dangerous regions 8
3.2 Rise in number of women journalists among fatalities 9
3.3 Highest number of killings among TV journalists 11
3.4 Majority of victims are local journalists 11
3.5 Freelance and staff journalists 12
3.6 More killings occurring in countries with no armed conflict 12
4. Member States’ responses: status of the judicial enquiries on cases of journalists killed
from 2006 to end 2017 13
4.1 Decrease in Member State response rate to Director-General’s request 18
4.2 Slight reduction in impunity rate, but 89% of cases remain unresolved 19
4.3 Member States reporting on measures to promote safety of journalists and to
combat impunity 21
5. Conclusion 24
Annexes
Annex A: Methodology for the analysis of Member States’ responses on the status of
judicial investigations
Annex B: Status of judicial enquiries of journalists killed in 2006-2017
Annex C: List of killings of journalists condemned by the Director-General in 2016 and

2017
Annex D: Regional groupings
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1. Executive Summary
This report provides an overview of data collected by UNESCO on killings of journalists that
took place between 1 January 2016 and 31 December 2017. In addition, the report analyzes
the status of judicial enquiries of the killings recorded by UNESCO since 2006, based on
information made available to UNESCO by Member States.
In 2016-2017, UNESCO recorded the killings of 182 journalists, which marks a slight decrease
in the number of fatalities compared to the previous two-year period. However, compared to
earlier periods, such as 2007-2011, numbers remain elevated. In 2017, the largest number of
killings took place in the Asia and the Pacific region (34% of all killings), while in 2016, the
largest number of killings occurred in the Arab States (31%). A rise in the percentage of women
journalists among those killed in 2017 marks the continuation of a trend that has become
apparent over the last years. However, while the proportion of women among fatalities has
risen, the majority of killed journalists are men.
An increase in the number of journalists killed outside of armed conflict zones can be noted in
the last few years, with a majority of journalists (55%) in 2017 killed in countries not
experiencing armed conflict. Many of these journalists were reporting on topics related to
corruption, trafficking, and political wrongdoing. In line with observations of previous years,
local journalists remain the vast majority among victims.
Even though a slightly higher proportion of cases has been reported as being resolved (11%
of cases, compared to 8% of cases in 2016), legal impunity for perpetrators is still the norm
for most killings of journalists. A regression in the response rate of Member States to the
Director-General’s request for information on the judicial follow-up to killings of journalists is a
worrisome development. However, even though the Member States’ response rate dropped
by 10 percentage points (from 74% in 2017 to 64% in 2018), 15 Member States followed the
Director-General’s invitation to provide information on positive measures taken to address the
safety of journalists and impunity.
2. Background and Context
UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity
UNESCO has continued to play a leading role in coordinating the implementation of the UN
Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity (hereafter referred to as
UN Plan of Action), which was endorsed in 2012 by the UN Chief Executives Board.1
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The UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity can be accessed in all
official UN languages here.
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The Plan is designed as a multi-stakeholder effort to coordinate responses aimed at the
prevention of, protection against, and prosecution for attacks against journalists. Its
implementing actors include UN agencies, national governmental authorities, regional
organizations, human rights bodies, UN country teams, media actors, national and
international NGOs, and academia. The implementation of the Plan revolves around six main
pillars: standard setting and policy making, awareness-raising, monitoring and reporting,
capacity building, academic research and coalition building.
UNESCO gathers information on current developments, research and events associated with
the UN Plan of Action in a bimonthly newsletter. In recent years, achievements in the
implementation of the UN Plan have included:
 The UN Plan of Action is being implemented by UN Country Teams (UNCTs) or by
civil society organization (CSO) coalitions in more than 30 countries;
 At least 12 countries have created or strengthened national, multi-stakeholder
mechanisms for the safety of journalists, while the African Union (AU) announced in
2018 the creation of a working group dedicated to this issue whose role will include
promoting the setting up of national mechanisms on the safety of journalists in selected
AU countries;
Member States are increasingly aware of critical issues related to the safety of journalists, in
large part due to the increased scale and promotion of dedicated international days such as
World Press Freedom Day (3 May) and the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes
against Journalists (2 November).2
Multi-stakeholder Consultation on Strengthening the Implementation of the UN Plan of

Action
In 2017, UNESCO, together with the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights,
organized a multi-stakeholder consultation to review ways of strengthening the
implementation of the UN Plan of Action. This consultation process, which included an online
component, culminated in a conference in Geneva, Switzerland, attended by some 250
representatives of UN agencies, Member States, regional intergovernmental organizations,
civil society, media, internet intermediaries and academia.
The Outcome Document from this consultation, which is also referenced in the 2018 Human
Rights Council Resolution on the Safety of Journalists (A/HRC/39/L.73), highlights the need to
translate international norms into national policies and practices. It also signals the need to
create stronger synergies between the relevant UN agencies; to strengthen mechanisms at
the national level that deal with prevention of, protection against and prosecution for crimes
against journalists; and to address specific risks faced by women journalists, including online.4
It also encourages Member States to report “on the safety of journalists, including within the
framework of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), UN human rights bodies and
2
Bi-monthly Newsletter on the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of
Impunity, https://en.unesco.org/un-plan-action-safety-journalists/newsletter.
3 http://undocs.org/A/HRC/39/L.7
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Consultation Outcome Document, 16 August 2017.
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UNESCO’s monitoring of judicial follow-up to killings”, and invites those Member States who
respond to the Director-General’s request on judicial follow-up to killings of journalists to make
their responses publically available.
Network of Focal Points on the Safety of Journalists in the UN system
One of the specific recommendations made to the UN in the Outcome Document of the multi-
stakeholder consultation was the formalization and enhancement of a network of focal points
in relevant UN agencies, funds and programmes to exchange information and coordinate
actions promoting the safety of journalists and addressing impunity.
In November 2017, UN Secretary-General António Guterres addressed a request to appoint

focal points on the safety of journalists to 14 relevant UN agencies.5 Under the lead of
UNESCO and OHCHR, and in close consultation with the Executive Office of the Secretary-
General, the enhanced Network of Focal Points has been operational since January 2018.
Since then, Terms of Reference for the network have been drafted, and regular meetings have
been held. The network has coordinated actions in a number of cases, elaborated a Work
Plan, and discussed procedures for dealing with individual cases of attacks against journalists
brought to the attention of the UN Secretary-General.
Another development has been the appointment by the UN Secretary-General of Under-

Secretary-General Ana Maria Menéndez as designated official for the safety of journalists. By
appointing a senior official for the safety of journalists in the Secretary-General’s executive
office, the SG further underlined his commitment to enhancing the UN response to improving
safety of journalists.
Adoption of new resolutions on the safety of journalists at UNESCO, the UN General

Assembly and the UN Human Rights Council
At its 39th session in November 2017, UNESCO’s General Conference adopted

39 C/Resolution 39, which encourages Member States to “strengthen voluntary
implementation of the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity”,
including through capacity building and the establishment of national safety mechanisms to
prevent, protect against, and prosecute attacks on journalists.6 It also invites the Director-
General to reinforce actions addressing the specific threats to the safety of women journalists,
both online and off-line. This Resolution followed the adoption by the UNESCO Executive
Board of 201 EX/Decision 5.I.I (April 2017) and 202 EX/Decision 5.I.K (October 2017) on the
safety of journalists and the issue of impunity.78
5 The UN agencies involved in the network are: UNESCO, OHCHR, UN/DPKO, DPA, DPI, UN/DOCO,
OCHA, UNODC, UNDP, UNHCR, UN Women, ILO, WHO, WFP.
6 UNESCO General Conference, 39 C/Resolution 39, adopted November 2017:
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0026/002608/260889e.pdf
7 UNESCO Executive Board Decision 201 EX/Decision 5.I.I, adopted April 2017:
8 UNESCO Executive Board Decision 202 EX/50, adopted October 2017:
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In December 2017, the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution A/RES/72/175, which calls
upon States to implement more effectively the applicable legal framework for the protection of
journalists and media workers in order to combat impunity. It also recognizes the decision of
the Secretary-General to mobilize a network of focal points throughout the United Nations
system.9
At the 39th session of the Human Rights Council, Member States adopted a Resolution that
calls on States to develop and implement mechanisms aimed at preventing violence against
journalists.10 The Resolution welcomes the establishment of the network of focal points
throughout the United Nations system as well as the appointment of a designated official on
the safety of journalists at the UN Secretary-General’s Executive Office. Furthermore, the
Resolution expresses alarm at instances of public officials, political leaders and authorities
intimidating or threatening the media, including individual journalists. The Human Rights
Council, through this Resolution, calls upon States to “integrate the safety of journalists and
media freedom into national development frameworks under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable
Development ”, and invites States to share information on a voluntary basis on the status of
investigations into attacks and violence against journalists, including in response to requests
to UNESCO through the mechanism operated by the IPDC.
During the 39th session of the Human Rights Council, the High Commissioner for Human
Rights also presented a report that provides an overview of existing mechanisms concerned
with ensuring the safety of journalists.11 The High Commissioner highlights in this report that
there have been notable and significant achievements in addressing the issue of the safety of
journalists at international, regional and national levels, through a range of prevention,
protection, monitoring and complaint mechanisms. The report notes however that attacks on
journalists are increasing, which raises legitimate questions about the effectiveness of those
mechanisms. According to the High Commissioner, the mechanisms could carry out an
assessment of their effectiveness and impact, and involve multiple stakeholders in this
process.
Increased international attention to the issue of safety of women journalists
In Resolution 70/162 (2015), the UN General Assembly acknowledged the “specific risks faced
by women journalists in the exercise of their work and the importance of taking a gender-
sensitive approach when considering measures to address the safety of journalists.” The UN
Secretary-General’s annual report to the General Assembly on the safety of journalists
focused in 2017 on the safety of women journalists and stressed that “there is wide scope for
much more to be done” in this area.
In November 2017, UNESCO’s General Conference, in its 39 C/Resolution 39, “invited the
Director-General to reinforce activities aimed at (…) addressing the specific threats to the
safety of women journalists, both online and off-line.”
9 UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/72/175, adopted December 2017:

https://undocs.org/A/RES/72/175
10 See https://www.ohchr.org/EN/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?NewsID=23652&LangID=E
11 “Report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights,” presented at the 39th session
of the Human Rights Council, http://undocs.org/en/A/HRC/39/23.
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The review theme of the 62nd session of the UN Women's Commission on the Status of
Women, held in New York in March 2018, was on women’s participation in and access to the
media and ICTs. Within this framework, UNESCO organized a panel session on the range of
threats encountered by women journalists.
Groups of Friends of the Safety of Journalists
In the last two years, informal “Groups of Friends” for the safety of journalists have been
established by Member States’ permanent delegations at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, at
the UN headquarters in New York and Geneva, and most recently at the OSCE in Vienna. In
December 2017, the Group of Friends at UNESCO organized together with the Secretariat a
workshop on national initiatives on the safety of journalists, which was attended by some 150
representatives of Member States and enabled the exchange of good practices in this area.
Inclusion of indicator on safety of journalists within the SDG framework (Indicator

16.10. 1.)
UNESCO’s monitoring and reporting role has been reinforced by the UN Statistical
Commission designating the Organization as a contributing agency for indicator 16.10.1 of the
SDGs, for the part related to the safety of journalists, and custodian agency for indicator
16.10.2, on public access to information. Indicator 16.10.1 covers the number of verified cases
of killing, kidnapping, enforced disappearance, arbitrary detention and torture of journalists,
associated media personnel, trade unionists and human rights advocates. The High-level
Political Forum on Sustainable Development in 2019 will review, among four other goals, SDG
16 on peaceful, just and inclusive societies, and Member States will have the opportunity to
report on successes and progress achieved at national level.
IPDC and the safety of journalists
The IPDC’s Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue
of Impunity has continued to evolve. Following the IPDC Council Decission on the safety of
journalists in 2016, the report was expanded in 2018 to include good practices in this field as
well as a greater focus on the specific threats faced by women journalists. A template was
developed to guide Member States in their data collection efforts.
Moreover, the Programme is working with governments to support national initiatives aimed
at building the capacity of duty bearers to monitor and report on crimes against journalists and
on their judicial follow-up in Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, the East African region, and Latin
America.
Since 2016, assessments based on UNESCO’s Journalists Safety Indicators (JSIs) have been
published in Kenya and Nepal. The JSIs allow for a mapping of the key features that indicate
the extent to which journalists are able or not to carry out their work under safe conditions.
The IPDC is also supporting a subregional assessment covering Somalia, Rwanda and Kenya.
Complementary to the monitoring and reporting mechanisms, 90 projects related to the safety
of journalists have been supported by the Programme since 2008 in 35 countries.
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Engagement of civil society and academia under the UN Plan of Action
The UN Plan of Action has also catalyzed new initiatives to coordinate work in the fields of
civil society and academia. As an outcome of the UNESCO-organized World Press Freedom
Day celebration in Helsinki (3 May 2016), a research network on the safety of journalists has
been set up and has been playing an active role in coordinating and strengthening research
in this field. The Journalism Safety Research Network (JSRN) is hosted at the University of
Sheffield’s Centre for Freedom of the Media (CFOM).
In March 2017, Free Press Unlimited, ARTICLE 19 and International Media Support launched
a coalition on the safety of journalists to coordinate the efforts of CSOs in this area. Three
coordination meetings have since taken place, to map the interventions of different CSOs in
specific countries; to discuss emergency assistance; and to exchange on civil society’s role in
advancing the implementation of the UN Plan of Action.
3. Journalists’ killings in 2016 and 2017: key findings

The following section of the report presents an analysis of the killings of journalists condemned
by UNESCO’s Director-General in 2016 and 2017. In line with IPDC Decision on the Safety of
Journalists and the Issue of Impunity adopted at the last IPDC Council session in 2016, the
analysis covers “journalists, media workers and social media producers who are engaged in
journalistic activities and who are killed in their line of duty”.
In 2016 and 2017, UNESCO recorded 182 killings of journalists worldwide. In 2016, 102
killings were recorded, while 2017 showed a decrease with the number of fatalities falling to
80, the lowest number since 2011. Overall, the number of killings in 2016-2017 is lower than
that in the previous two-year period, when 213 killings were recorded. However, this trend
does not appear to be confirmed in 2018, with 80 killings already condemned by the Director-
General of UNESCO as of 09 October 2018.
Figure 1: Number of killed journalists worldwide 2006-2017

140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
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3.1 Most dangerous regions
Figure 2: Number of journalists Figure 3: Number of journalists

killed by region in 2016 killed by region in 2017
Western
Western Europe & Europe & Africa
North America, 6% North 7%
America
Africa, 6%
7% Arab
States
LAC, 22%
27% LAC
28%
Arab
States, Central &
Central 31% Eastern
& Europe Asia &
Eastern Asia & 3% Pacific
Europe, Pacific, 34%
2% 27%
In 2017, the largest number of fatal attacks (27 killings) took place in the Asia and the Pacific
region, representing 34% of the total, followed by Latin America and the Caribbean with 28%
of killings (22 killings). In the Arab States region, UNESCO documented 18 killings,
representing 22% of killings of journalists registered worldwide.
In 2016, the same three regions recorded the highest numbers of killings; however, the highest
number of fatalities, namely 31% of the cases documented by UNESCO, was recorded in the
Arab States (32 killings). The second deadliest region in 2016 was Latin America and the
Caribbean with 27% of the total (28 killings) followed by the Asia and the Pacific region with
27 killings.
In both years, less than 10% of overall killings took place in Africa, Western Europe and North
America, and Central and Eastern Europe, respectively.
In 2016 and 2017, the two countries with the highest number of fatalities were Afghanistan
and Mexico. In 2017, 13 journalists were killed in Mexico and 11 lost their lives in Afghanistan,
while in 2016, both countries each suffered the loss of 13 journalists.
In both years, Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic were among the five countries with the
highest number of killings. The conflict in Yemen led to a high number of fatalities among
journalists − 11 in 2016 and 3 in 2017, many of whom died while covering hostilities.
The countries where killings occurred in 2017 were: Mexico (13), Afghanistan (11), Iraq (8),
the Syrian Arab Republic (7), India (5), Pakistan (4), the Philippines (4), Honduras (3), Somalia
(3), Turkey (3), Yemen (3), the Dominican Republic (2), Nigeria (2), the Russian Federation
(2), Bangladesh (1), Brazil (1), Colombia (1), Denmark (1), Guatemala (1), the Maldives (1),
Malta (1), Myanmar (1), Peru (1), and South Sudan (1).
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In 2016, killings occurred in: Afghanistan (13), Mexico (13), Yemen (11), Iraq (9), the Syrian
Arab Republic (8), Guatemala (7), Brazil (5), India (5), Pakistan (4), Libya (3), Somalia (3),
Turkey (3), Bangladesh (2), Finland (2), the Philippines (2), Burkina Faso (1), the Democratic
Republic of the Congo (1), El Salvador (1), Guinea (1), Honduras (1), Jordan (1), Myanmar
(1), Peru (1), Serbia (1), South Sudan (1), Ukraine (1), and the United States of America (1).
3.2 Rise in number of women journalists among fatalities
Men continue to represent an overwhelming majority (86% in 2017) of victims of fatal attacks
against journalists. The percentage of female journalists (14% in 2017) killed is significantly
lower than women’s overall representation among journalists. This may be due to the fact that
fewer women journalists are working in dangerous areas and, at least in some regions,
covering sensitive topics such as political corruption or organized crime. Recent research has
suggested that prevailing stereotypes can sometimes prevent women journalists from being
sent on assignments in in high-risk areas, which might contribute to this gap.12
Figure 4: Percentage of men and women among

journalists killed in 2017
Women
14%
Men
86%
However, a trend already noticeable in previous years, namely the rising number of women
journalists among killed media personnel, has continued. In 2017, UNESCO recorded the
highest number of killed women journalists (11 victims) since the IPDC started reporting on
killings of journalists in 2006. In 2016, there were 10 female victims compared to five in 2012.
The percentage of women among the fatalities represented 14% in 2017, compared to 10%
in 2016 and 4% in 2012.
12
Elaborated in the UNESCO World Trends in Freedom of Expression and Media Development
Report, 2018, page 154.
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Figure 5: Number of killed women journalists worldwide
12 (2006 - 2017)
10
0
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Killings of women journalists occurred in 2016-2017 in all regions with the exception of Central
and Eastern Europe. In the two-year period, two women were killed in Africa, four in the Arab
Region, five in Asia and the Pacific, four in Latin America and the Caribbean, and six in
Western Europe and North America. In 2016-2017, three incidents claimed the lives of multiple
women journalists. An attack on the Afghan Television Channel Tolo News in Kabul in January
2016 killed seven media workers, among them three women. In September 2017, two Syrian
journalists, a mother and daughter, were killed in their apartment in Istanbul. In December
2016, two Finnish women journalists, together with a local politician, were shot and killed by a
lone gunman. In this case, the judicial process revealed that the victims had been chosen
arbitrarily.
Apart from killings, women journalists are also affected by gender-specific safety risks such
as sexual harassment, sexual violence and threats of violence.13 Recent studies have shown
that women journalists are particularly affected by online harassment.14 An analysis of the
70 million comments recorded by the Guardian between 1999 and 2016 showed that among
the 10 staff journalists who received the highest level of abuse, eight were women, while the
two others were black men.15
Harassment against women journalists often takes the form of personal attacks, which tend
not to focus on the content of the journalist’s article or broadcast, but rather on the woman’s
character or body parts, and in more extreme cases include threats of sexual violence. 16 In a
13
For more information please see studies by the International Federation of Journalists (2017), the
International Women’s Media Foundation (2018) (among others).
14
See ‘Online Harassment of Journalists’, Reporters without Borders, 2018 and ‘Countering Online
Abuse of Female Journalists’, Organization for Security and Co-Operation in Europe”, 2016.
15
‘The dark side of Guardian comments’, The Guardian, 2016
16
‘Countering Online Abuse of Female Journalists’, Organization for Security and Co-Operation in
Europe, 2016.
10
report published in 2018 by Trollbusters and the International Women’s Media Foundation, a
survey conducted among 597 women journalists and media workers revealed that nearly two
out of three respondents stated that they had been threatened or harassed online at least
once. Among them, around 40 percent said they avoided reporting certain stories as a
consequence of online harassment. Fifty-eight percent of the women journalists surveyed
stated that they already been threatened or harassed in person, while 26% indicated that they
had been physically attacked.17
3.3 Highest number of killings among TV journalists
Figure 6: Journalists killed by Figure 7: Journalists killed by

media type in 2016 media type in 2017
Crossplat
form
Crossplatform 19%
7%
Online
13% Online
TV TV
34% 6% 45%
Radio
Radio 9%
23%
Print
23% Print
21%
Like in the preceding two-year period, TV journalists constituted the largest group among the
victims. In 2017, almost half of the killed journalists (45%) were working in television outlets
while in 2016, those working in this sector represented 34% of all victims. Among the TV
journalists killed in 2016-2017, the majority were killed in countries currently experiencing
conflict (55 out of 71 killed TV journalists). Nineteen TV journalists were killed in Afghanistan,
15 were killed in Iraq, six died in Syria and eight in Yemen. TV journalists, camera operators
and support staff such as drivers and technicians regularly work from the frontlines and are
therefore under high risk of being killed in crossfire or being targeted directly by parties to the
conflict.
3.4 Majority of victims are local journalists
A long-standing trend has been that local journalists covering local stories constitute by far the
greatest number of victims. Attacks against international reporters tend to receive greater
coverage in the media, but statistics show that in 2016-2017 less than one in 10 of the
journalists killed was an international reporter. In 2017, local journalists represented 90% of
17
See ‘Attacks and Harassment: The Impact on Female Journalists and Their Reporting’, Trollbusters
and the International Women’s Media Foundation, 2018.
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all killed journalists and in 2016, 94%. Of the 14 foreign victims in 2016-2017, half were killed
in countries experiencing conflict.
3.5 Freelance and staff journalists
In 2017, 21% of all killed journalists were freelancers. In 2016, this percentage was slightly
lower, of 17%. Over the two-year period, 34 out of 182 journalists killed were freelancers,
accounting for 19% of all fatalities -- the same percentage as in the previous two-year period.
Compared to media staff, freelance journalists are widely considered more vulnerable since
they often lack adequate protection and support from the media organization(s) they are
working with. Freelance journalists frequently work alone and have more limited access to
security training, insurance and equipment.
3.6 More killings occurring in countries with no armed conflict
Figure 8: Number of journalists Figure 9: Number of journalists

who were killed in countries who were killed in countries
currently experienceing armed currently experiencing armed
conflict vs. in countries not conflict vs. in countries not
currently experiencing armed currently experiencing armed
conflict in 2016 conflict in 2017
Armed
No Conflict
Armed No 45%
Armed
Conflict Armed
Conflict
50% Conflict
50%
55%
Since 2014, UNESCO has observed a steady increase in the proportion of killings of
journalists in countries not currently experiencing armed conflict, and in 2017 for the first time
in recent years, more journalists (55%) were killed in these countries than in countries
experiencing armed conflict. In 2016, the proportion of journalists that were killed in countries
experiencing armed conflict and in countries not experiencing armed conflict was the same
(50%).18
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This takes in into account countries covered by the 13th and 14th reports of the Secretary-General
on the protection of civilians in armed conflict. The countries are: Afghanistan, the Democratic
Republic of the Congo, Iraq, Libya, Myanmar, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan, the Syrian Arab
Republic, Ukraine, and Yemen (reports presented to the UN Security Council in May 2017 and May
2018).
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Figure 10: Percentage of journalists killed in countries
where there has been armed conflict vs. percentage of
journalists killed in countries where there has not been
armed conflict (2006-2017)
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
2014 2015 2016 2017
percentage killed in non-conflict zone percentage killed in conflict zone
This trend may be explained by the absence of new armed conflicts around the world and the
decrease in the number of journalists reporting from long-running conflict areas.
4. Member States’ responses: status of the judicial enquiries on

cases of journalists killed from 2006 to end 2017
Every year, the Director-General of UNESCO requests from Member States information on
the judicial proceedings that have been undertaken in relation to each killing of a journalist or
media worker that has been registered by the Organization. At its last session in 2016, the
IPDC Council urged Member States to continue “to inform the Director-General of UNESCO,
on a voluntary basis, on the status of the judicial inquiries conducted on each of the killings
condemned by the Director-General” (IPDC Decision on the Safety of Journalists and the
Issue of Impunity 2016).
In 2018, UNESCO sent a request for information to the 56 Member States in which UNESCO
has recorded killings of journalists between 2006 and 2017, and for which UNESCO records
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showed no information that the judicial cases had been resolved. In 2017, 62 Member States
received such a request.
The annual requests concern cases that, according to UNESCO’s records, are:
- still ongoing or unresolved;
- for which UNESCO has never received information; and
- cases that occurred in the year previous to the request.
The requests sent out to Member States in 2018 covered 893 out of the 1,010 killings that
UNESCO recorded between 2006 and 2017. The remaining cases are those that UNESCO
had already categorized as “resolved” or “archived”, based on the information submitted by
Member States in previous years.19
Overview of responses received from Member States to the Director-General’s

request in 2017 and 20182021
Member DG Member State DG Member State

States request response in 2017 request response in 2018
sent in sent in
2017 2018
Afghanistan Sent Acknowledgement Sent Response on cases

of DG request received
received
Angola Sent Sent
Bahrain Sent Response on Sent

cases received
Bangladesh Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

cases received received
Brazil Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Bulgaria Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Burkina Faso Sent Response on Sent

cases received
19
See methodology in Annex A.
20
The letters sent out in 2017 concerned cases of killings of journalists that occurred in 2006-2016,
while the 2018 letters concerned killings that took place in 2006-2017.
21
This report analyzes responses that were received at the latest on 14 September 2018.
14
Burundi Sent Sent Acknowledgement of DG
request received
Cambodia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Cameroon Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Central Africa Sent Sent

Republic
Colombia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Congo, Sent Sent

Republic
Democratic Sent Acknowledgement Sent

Republic of the of DG request
Congo received
Denmark n/a Sent Response on cases

received
Dominican Sent Sent Acknowledgement of DG

Republic request received
Ecuador Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Egypt Sent Sent
El Salvador Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Eritrea Sent Sent
Finland Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Georgia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Greece Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

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Guatemala Sent Response on Sent Response on cases
Guinea Sent Response on Sent

cases received
Guyana, Sent Sent

Republic of
Haiti Sent Acknowledgement Sent

of DG request
received
Honduras Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

India Sent Sent
Indonesia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Iraq Sent Response on Sent Acknowledgement of DG

cases received request received
Jordan Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Kenya Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Kyrgyzstan Sent Sent Response on cases

received
Lebanon Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Libya Sent Sent
Mali Sent Sent
Malta n/a Sent Response on cases

received
Mexico Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Mozambique Sent Response on Sent Acknowledgement of DG

16
Myanmar Sent Acknowledgement Sent Response on cases
of DG request received
received
Nepal Sent Response on Sent

cases received
Nigeria Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Pakistan Sent Response on Sent Acknowledgement of DG

cases received request received22
Palestine Sent Response on Sent Acknowledgement of DG

Paraguay Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Peru Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Philippines Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Poland Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Russian Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Federation cases received received
Rwanda Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Serbia Sent Response on n/a

cases received
Somalia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

South Sudan Sent Sent
Sri Lanka Sent Response on Sent

cases received
22
Pakistan did not submit information on specific cases of killings of journalist, but did submit detailed
information on concrete measures targeted at improving safety of journalists and combatting impunity.
17
Syria Sent Sent
Tanzania Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Thailand Sent Response on Sent

cases received
Turkey Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Uganda Sent Sent Response on cases

received
Ukraine Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

United States Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

of America cases received received
Venezuela, Sent Sent Response on cases

Bolivarian Response on received
Republic of cases received
Yemen Sent Sent
Total Sent / 62 46 56 36
Received
4.1 Decrease in Member State response rate to Director-General’s

request
Out of the 56 Member States contacted in 2018 by UNESCO with a request to receive an
update on the status of judicial enquiries on the killings of journalists, 36 provided a reply.
Among these, 30 provided information on judicial procedures following killings of journalists in
the country. Six Member States acknowledged receipt of the Director-General’s request and
indicated that information would be sought from the capital concerned. These Member States
thereby reflected a recognition of UNESCO’s reporting mechanism on the safety of journalists,
but did not provide information on specific cases by the deadline for this report.2324
23
In 2018, acknowledgements were sent by Burundi, the Dominican Republic, Iraq, Mozambique,
Pakistan and Palestine. In 2017, such acknowledgements were sent by Afghanistan, the Democratic
Republic of the Congo, Haiti and Myanmar.
24
Find detailed information on UNESCO’s methodology in classifying the status of cases under
Annex A.
18
While in the last four years the response rate by affected Member States had been steadily
increasing, from 27% in 2014 to a peak of 74% in 2017, 2018 was marked by a drop in the
response rate, with only 64% of Member States providing a reply.
Figure 11: Percentage of Member States that responded

to the Director-General's request (2013-2018)
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Overall, since UNESCO/IPDC’s reporting mechanism on the safety of journalists was

launched in 2008, out of the 72 Member States that were contacted at least once by UNESCO
on cases that occurred between 2006 and 2017, six Member States have never responded.25
The IPDC Intergovernmental Council, in its 2012 Decision on the Safety of Journalists, called
on the Director-General of UNESCO to “make available on UNESCO’s website, upon request
of the Member States concerned, information officially provided for killings of journalists
condemned by the Director-General”, for transparency purposes. The responses of Member
States that have agreed to make public the information provided on the status of judicial follow-
up have been published on UNESCO’s database on the killings of journalists, along with the
statement of the Director-General condemning the killing. They can be accessed here:
https://en.unesco.org/unesco-condemns-killing-of-journalists/list. Nineteen of the 36 Member
States that provided a response (including acknowledgements) to UNESCO in 2018, or 53%,
agreed to make their response public.
4.2 Slight reduction in impunity rate, but 89% of cases remain

unresolved
Cumulatively, since UNESCO’s reporting mechanism on the safety of journalists was

launched, the Organization has received information from Member States on 655 of the 1010
cases condemned by the Director-General between 2006 and 2017. Among these, 115 cases
25
These countries are: Central African Republic, Guyana, Libya, Mali, South Sudan, and Yemen.
19
have been judicially resolved according to the information provided by the national authorities
of the country, representing an overall resolution rate of 11%.26 27
Figure 12: Percentage of cases resolved out of all cases

condemned by the Director-General (2006-2017)
Resolved cases
11%
Unresolved/no information
89%
In 54% of all cases, Member States reported that a judicial procedure was either still underway
or that the case was archived or unresolved. For the remaining 35% of all cases, representing
355 journalists’ killings, the affected Member States have never provided information on the
judicial follow-up.
Figure 13: Status of judicial enquiry into killings of

journalists (2006-2017)
Case resolved
11%
No information
received
35%
Ongoing/Unresolved
54%
26
Please see Annex A for a detailed explanation on UNESCO methodology in categorizing
responses.
27
If one considers only those cases for which UNESCO received information, the resolution rate
amounts to 18%.
20
Based on the information received from Member States, the highest rate of resolution of cases
of killings of journalists is in Western Europe and North America, with 56% of cases (or 14 of
25 cases) reported as resolved. In Central and Eastern Europe, the resolution rate is 43%,
with 17 of 40 cases reported as resolved. These two regions with the lowest impunity rate are
also those in which the least killings of journalists have been recorded.
The highest rate of impunity appears to be in the Arab States region, which also records the
top number of killings worldwide, with only 1.5% of cases reported as resolved. This high rate
may to a large extent be explained by the fact that many of the killings in this region occurred
in conflict situations, making it more difficult at least in the short term to identify the perpetrators
and to complete a judicial enquiry.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, 18% of cases (41 out of 226) have been reported as
resolved, and in Africa 15 % (16 out of 117). In Asia and the Pacific region, the resolution rate
drops to 8% (22 out of 264), based on the information provided by Member States.
Table 1: Status of judicial enquiry per region (2006-2017)

Region Case resolved Ongoing/Unreso No information Total
lved received so far cases
Western Europe 14 11 0 25
and North America
Latin America & 41 161 24 226

the Caribbean
Central and Eastern 17 23 0 40

Europe
Asia and the Pacific 22 140 102 264
Arab States 5 139 194 338
Africa 16 66 35 117
Total 115 541 354 1010
4.3 Member States reporting on measures to promote safety of

journalists and to combat impunity
21
Since 2017, UNESCO includes in its letters to Member States an invitation to report on “actions
taken by [the] country to promote the safety of journalists and to combat impunity, as a way to
share good practices”, and “highlighting the specific risks faced by women journalists in the
exercise of their work.” This request arises from the 2016 IPDC Decision on Safety of
Journalists and 39 C/Resolution 39 of the General Conference, and it allows UNESCO to
share good practices undertaken by its Member States to improve safety of journalists in the
respective countries.
In 2018, 15 Member States - representing 42% of the Member States which responded this
year to the Director-General’s request - included in their reply information on concrete actions
taken to improve safety of journalists. These countries were (in alphabetical order):
Afghanistan, Brazil, Denmark, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Malta,
Mexico, Myanmar, Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia and the United States of America.
Member States reported a wide range of steps taken to monitor, prevent, protect against, and
prosecute crimes against journalists:28
Monitoring crimes against journalists

Several Member States informed UNESCO of the setting up of monitoring mechanisms to
track attacks against journalists (for example: Afghanistan, Brazil, Guatemala, Pakistan).
Guatemala reported the establishment of an entity to analyse attacks against human rights
defenders as well as journalists in order to develop guidelines for a more effective prevention
of future attacks.
Prevention of crimes against journalists

Steps to prevent attacks against journalists have included: establishing an emergency call line
for journalists and human rights defenders under threat (for example: Guatemala); the
elaboration of special programmes, policies or protocols for the protection of journalists and/or
human rights defenders (for example: Brazil, Honduras, Pakistan); and awareness-raising
campaigns on the safety of journalists (reported by: Kyrgyzstan and the United States of
America).
Protection of journalists against attacks

Furthermore, Member States provided information on efforts to protect journalists from attacks
such as: providing training to security guards of media houses (reported by Pakistan),
appointing focal points on safety of journalists in different police departments (Pakistan) and
providing support through national security forces (reported by Afghanistan). Safety trainings
for journalists were also highlighted as a means to provide journalists with skills to better
protect themselves both off-line and online (for example this was reported by: Denmark,
Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria and the United States of America).
Prosecution of crimes against journalists
28
Please note that the following section includes only examples of measures taken by Member States
and does not include the full account given by each Member State. For those Member States that
have agreed to make their response public, more details on these measures can be found here:
https://en.unesco.org/unesco-condemns-killing-of-journalists/list.
22
Several Member States (for example: Honduras, Mexico and Pakistan) reported the
establishment of special investigation and/or prosecution mechanisms dedicated to ensuring
prosecution of crimes against journalists.
Guatemala referred to the development, in collaboration with UNESCO, of training modules

for judges and magistrates on freedom of expression and the safety of journalists.
In Afghanistan, a special committee comprising security agencies and the national journalists’
federation was set up within the auspices of the Ministry of Information to assess the feasibility
of prosecuting cases of violence against journalists.
Malta informed of a €1 million reward offered by the Government for information leading to the
capture of the perpetrator(s) of the killing of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Other measures reported by Member States

Responses from a number of Member States reflected a recognition that the complexity of the
issue of journalists’ safety requires a holistic, coordinated response with the involvement of a
range of actors. A number of Member States reported the establishment of multi-stakeholder
committees, working groups or coalitions which bring together representatives of government,
security services, civil society and the media in order to discuss and take forward measures
that promote the safety of journalists and/or human rights defenders (for example:
Afghanistan, Brazil, Denmark, Guatemala, Kenya, Pakistan, Somalia). Other Member States
such as Honduras, Kyrgyzstan and Myanmar provided information on multi-stakeholder
conferences or meetings on safety-related issues. At the global level, Member States such as
Denmark and Greece listed their involvement in platforms such as the Group of Friends for
the Safety of Journalists at UNESCO in Paris, the UN headquarters in New York, and/or the
OSCE in Vienna. Greece also referred to a side-event it co-organized on 3 May 2018 at UN
Headquarters in New York, together with France and Lithuania, on the protection of journalists
and media workers. The funding of projects related to the safety of journalists was another
measure mentioned (for example, by Denmark), as well as liaising with embassies to
encourage reporting to UNESCO by concerned Member States on judicial follow-up into the
killings of journalists (also Denmark).
Some Member States reported on recent legal reforms aimed at fostering freedom of
expression (for example: Afghanistan, Malta, and Pakistan). Replies to the Director-General
request included measures led and implemented by other local actors such as journalists’
unions, universities and civil society.
Addressing safety of women journalists

A small number of Member States reported on concrete measures taken to address the
specific risks faced by women journalists in the exercise of their work. Denmark indicated that
the Danish Union of Journalists has developed a dedicated policy for dealing with gender
equality issues in the media, particularly safety of women journalists on and off-line. Kenya
reported on specific safety training sessions for women journalists and two Member States
informed that quotas to ensure the participation of women journalists were in place for general
safety trainings for journalists. Some Member States referred to legislation guaranteeing equal
rights to women and men.
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5. Conclusion
Killings of journalists continue to occur the world over and these deaths shine a light on the
extreme risks that can be faced by the individuals in this profession. In 2016 and 2017, 182
journalists and media workers were killed, with killings taking place in every region. While
2016-2017 lists slightly lower numbers than in the two previous years, there is no reason to
conclude that this necessarily marks a sustainable downwards trend in killings of journalists.
As of 09 October 2018, the number of deaths that occurred this year had already reached
80.29
Over the last 12 years, UNESCO has recorded 1,010 killings worldwide, out of which only 115
were followed by a judicial procedure that led to the conviction of one or multiple perpetrators.
Impunity for killings of journalists has slightly decreased, but remains extremely high, with a
large majority of 89% of cases unresolved. Impunity for crimes against journalists emboldens
attackers and leads to self-censorship in the profession and among the public.
The overall effect is to impede all other efforts towards free expression and freedom of the
press. All this thwarts progress towards “public access to information and fundamental
freedoms” which is an agreed target for the world in Sustainable Development Goal 16.10.
After a continuous increase in the response rate of Member States to the Director-General’s
request since 2014 through 2017, the response rate dropped significantly in 2018. Since
UNESCO’s reporting on the status of judicial procedures is based on information supplied by
Member States, a high response rate is essential to provide an accurate picture of judicial
follow-up of killings of journalists.
It is also to be noted that the killing of journalists, the ultimate form of censorship, is just the
tip of an iceberg of attacks against journalists, which range from non-lethal physical attacks,
kidnapping, illegal detention, threats, harassment off-line and online, to retaliations on family
members.
Increasing the safety of journalists worldwide and combating impunity for crimes against
journalists thus remain key issues that need to be addressed with a concerted effort by all
stakeholders involved.
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Killings condemned by the the Director-General of UNESCO Director-General as at 24 September 2018.
24
Annexes
Annex A: Mandate of the Director-General and methodology
The information in this report on the status of the investigations carried out on each of the
killings condemned by the Director-General is based solely on the updates provided by
concerned Member States.
The cases of killings of journalists are systematically condemned by Director-General of

UNESCO through press releases. General Conference 29 C/Resolution 29 (1997) mandates
the Director-General to “condemn assassination and any physical violence against journalists
as a crime against society, since this curtails freedom of expression and, as a consequence,
the other rights and freedoms set forth in international human rights instruments”. This
mandate has been reinforced by other resolutions, such as General Conference
36 C/Resolution 53 (2011), which calls on UNESCO to monitor the status of press freedom
and safety of journalists in coordination with other UN bodies.
The information provided by Member States has been analyzed for the purpose of this study
and categorized as follows:
1. “Resolved”
The status of a case regarding the killing of a journalist is considered as “Resolved” if the
Member State has provided one or more of the following responses to the Director-General’s
request to provide information concerning the status of the investigation:
a) The perpetrator(s) of the crime has (/have) been brought to justice and been convicted
by a court of law.
b) The suspected perpetrator(s) of the crime died before a court case could take place or
be completed.
c) The judicial process has revealed that the death was not related to the victim’s
journalistic practice.
The Director-General no longer requests status updates once a case is deemed to have been
resolved.
2. “Ongoing/Unresolved”
The status of a case regarding the killing of a journalist is considered as “Ongoing/Unresolved”
if the Member State has provided one of the following responses to the Director-General’s
request to provide information concerning the status of the investigation:
a) The case is currently being investigated by law enforcement agencies or other

relevant authorities.
b) The case has been taken up by the judicial system but a final verdict has not
yet been reached and the suspect(s) has (/have) not been convicted and
sentenced. The “Ongoing/Unresolved” category also applies to cases where
only one of the suspected killers has been convicted and sentenced.
25
c) The journalist has been reported by the Member State as having been killed by
foreign actors beyond national jurisdiction.
d) A court of law has acquitted the suspected perpetrator(s) of the crime (for
example due to lack of or tampered evidence).
e) A court of law has ruled to archive the case or is otherwise unable to be
processed through the judiciary system (for example, due to statutes of
limitations). This category therefore also includes those cases for which a
judicial process has been completed, but where no person(s) has (/have) yet
been successfully held accountable in terms of due legal process, and hence
where impunity in regard to the killing(s) still remains unresolved.
The Director-General continues to request status updates for all of the above cases, except
in the instances where it is explicitly mentioned that the case has been judicially archived.
3. “No information received so far”
“No information received so far” is used if the Member State has never provided information
to UNESCO on the status of the investigation, whether this year or in previous years.
‘Acknowledgments’, as described on page 18, are included in this category insofar as they do
not include any specific information on the judicial follow-up into the cases of killings of
journalists condemned by the Director-General.
The Director-General continues to request status updates for such cases.
26
Annex B: Status of judicial enquiries of journalists killed in 2006-2017
Status of the judicial inquiries of journalists killed in the last decade (2006 – 2017),
organized by country in which the journalist was killed
No. Name Nationality Country in Sex Date Status of
which killed kille judicial enquiry
d based on
information
provided by
Member States
as of
September
2018
1 Abdul Qodus Afghan Afghanistan Male 22- No Information
Jul- Received So Far
06
2 Karen Fischer German Afghanistan Femal 6- No Information
e Oct- Received So Far
06
3 Christian German Afghanistan Male 6- No Information
Struwe Oct- Received So Far
06
4 Shokiba Sanga Afghan Afghanistan Femal 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Amaaj e Jun- ved
07
5 Zakia Zaki Afghan Afghanistan Femal 5- Ongoing/Unresol
e Jun- ved
07
6 Carsten Norwegian Afghanistan Male 14- No Information
Thomassen Jan- Received So Far
08
7 Abdul Samad Afghan Afghanistan Male 7- No Information
Rohani Jun- Received So Far
08
8 Jawed Ahmad Afghan Afghanistan Male 10- No Information
Mar- Received So Far
09
9 Janullah Afghan Afghanistan Male 24- No Information
Hasimzada Aug- Received So Far
09
10 Sultan Munadi Afghan Afghanistan Male 5- No Information
Sep- Received So Far
09
11 Michelle Lang Canadian Afghanistan Femal 30- No Information
e Dec- Received So Far
09
12 Rupert Hamer British Afghanistan Male 9- No Information
Jan- Received So Far
10
27
13 Sayed Hamid Afghan Afghanistan Male 5- Case resolved
Noori Sep-
10
14 Ahmad Omed Afghan Afghanistan Male 24- No Information
Khpalwak Jul- Received So Far
11
15 Farhad Iranian Afghanistan Male 20- No Information
Taqaddosi Sep- Received So Far
11
16 Sadim Khan Afghan Afghanistan Male 21- No Information
Bhadrzai Feb- Received So Far
12
17 Noor Ahmad Afghan Afghanistan Male 23- No Information
Noori Jan- Received So Far
14
18 Ahmad Shahid Afghan Afghanistan Male 26- No Information
14
19 Nils Horner Swedish/British Afghanistan Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Mar- ved
14
20 Sardar Ahmad Afghan Afghanistan Male 20- No Information
14
21 Anja German Afghanistan Femal 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Niedringhaus e Apr- ved
14
22 Aqil Afghanistan Afghanistan Male 16- No Information
Mohammad Jan- Received So Far
Waqar 15
23 Mariam Afghan Afghanistan Femal 20- No Information
Ibrahimi e Jan- Received So Far
16
24 Mehri Azizi Afghan Afghanistan Femal 20- No Information
e Jan- Received So Far
16
25 Mohammad Ali Afghan Afghanistan Male 20- No Information
Mohammadi Jan- Received So Far
16
26 Mohammad Afghan Afghanistan Male 20- No Information
Hussain Amini Jan- Received So Far
16
Hussain Jan- Received So Far
Khaksar 16
Jawad Jan- Received So Far
Hussaini 16
29 Zainab Mirzaee Afghan Afghanistan Femal 20- No Information
16
30 Haji Afghan Afghanistan Male 29- No Information
Mohammad Jan- Received So Far
Zubair Khaksar 16
28
31 David Gilkey American Afghanistan Male 5- No Information
May- Received So Far
16
32 Zabihullah Afghan Afghanistan Male 5- No Information
Tamanna Jun- Received So Far
16
33 Yaqoub Afghan Afghanistan Male 16- No Information
Sharafat Oct- Received So Far
16
34 Nematullah Afghan Afghanistan Male 4- No Information
Zahir Nov- Received So Far
16
Nasir Mudasir Dec- Received So Far
16
36 Farida Afghan Afghanistan Femal 10- No Information
Mustakhdim e Jan- Received So Far
17
37 Noorullah Afghan Afghanistan Male 10- No Information
17
38 Mollakhil Afghan Afghanistan Male 17- No Information
Zeinolah Khan May- Received So Far
17
39 Ghani Naghdi Afghan Afghanistan Male 17- No Information
17
40 Shinwari Afghan Afghanistan Male 17- No Information
Momhammad May- Received So Far
Amir Khan 17
41 AmiriI Abdollatif Afghan Afghanistan Male 17- No Information
17
42 Aziz Navin Afghan Afghanistan Male 31- No Information
17
43 Mohammed Afghan Afghanistan Male 31- No Information
Nazir May- Received So Far
17
44 Amanullah Afghan Afghanistan Male 12- No Information
Haqiar Oct- Received So Far
17
45 Hussain Nazari Afghan Afghanistan Male 17- No Information
Nov- Received So Far
17
46 Sayed Mehdi Afghan Afghanistan Male 28- No Information
Hosaini Dec- Received So Far
17
47 Alberto Graves Angolan Angola Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Chakussanga Sep- ved
10
48 Rasim Aliyev Azerbaijani Azerbaijan Male 9- Case resolved
Aug-
15
29
50 Zakariya Bahraini Bahrain Male 9- Case resolved
Rashid Hassan Apr-
11
51 Karim Fakhrawi Bahraini Bahrain Male 12- Case resolved
Apr-
11
49 Ahmed Ismael Bahraini Bahrain Male 31- Ongoing/Unresol
Hassan Mar- ved
AlSamadi 12
52 Bellal Hossain Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Dafadar Sep- ved
06
53 Mehrun Runi Bangladeshi Bangladesh Femal 11- Ongoing/Unresol
e Feb- ved
12
54 Sagar Sarwar Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
12
55 Jamal Uddin Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
12
56 Avijit Roy Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
15
57 Washiqur Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Rahman Mar- ved
15
58 Ananta Bijoy Bangladeshi-US Bangladesh Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Das May- ved
15
59 Niloy Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Chakrabarti Aug- ved
(aka Niloy 15
Neel)
60 Faisal Arefin Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 31- Ongoing/Unresol
Dipan Oct- ved
15
61 Nazimuddin Bengali Bangladesh Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Samad Apr- ved
16
62 Xulhaz Mannan Bengali Bangladesh Male 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
16
63 Abdul Hakim Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Shimul Feb- ved
17
64 David Niño de Bolivian Bolivia Male 21- Case resolved
Guzmán (Plurinationa Apr-
l State of) 11
65 Ajuricaba Brazilian Brazil Male 24- Case resolved
Monassa de Jul-
Paula 06
30
66 Luiz Carlos Brazilian Brazil Male 5- Case resolved
Barbon Filho May-
07
67 José Givonaldo Brazilian Brazil Male 4- Case resolved
Vieira Dec-
09
68 Francisco Brazilian Brazil Male 18- Case resolved
Gomes de Oct-
Medeiros 10
75 Luciano Leitão Brazilian Brazil Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Pedrosa Apr- ved
11
76 Valério Brazilian Brazil Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Nascimento May- ved
11
69 Auro Ida Brazilian Brazil Male 22- Case resolved
Jul-
11
77 Valderlei Brazilian Brazil Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Canuto Sep- ved
Leandro 11
78 Paulo Roberto Brazilian Brazil Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Cardoso Feb- ved
Rodrigues 12
79 Mario Randolfo Brazilian Brazil Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Marques Lopes Feb- ved
12
80 Décio Sá Brazilian Brazil Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
12
81 Valério Luiz de Brazilian Brazil Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Oliveira Jul- ved
12
82 Eduardo Brazilian Brazil Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Carvalho Nov- ved
12
70 Renato Brazilian Brazil Male 8- Case resolved
Machado Jan-
Gonçalves 13
83 Mafaldo Brazilian Brazil Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Bezerra Goes Feb- ved
13
71 Rodrigo Neto Brazilian Brazil Male 8- Case resolved
de Faria Mar-
13
72 Walgney Assis Brazilian Brazil Male 14- Case resolved
Carvalho Apr-
13
84 José Roberto Brazilian Brazil Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Ornelas Jun- ved
13
31
73 Cláudio Moleiro Brazilian Brazil Male 12- Case resolved
de Souza Oct-
13
85 Santiago Ilídio Brazilian Brazil Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Andrade Feb- ved
14
86 Edilson Dias Brazilian Brazil Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Lopes Feb- ved
14
87 Pedro Palma Brazilian Brazil Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
14
74 José Lacerda Brazilian Brazil Male 16- Case resolved
da Silva Feb-
14
88 Geolino Lopes Brazilian Brazil Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Xavier Feb- ved
14
89 Marcos de Brazilian Brazil Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Barros Dec- ved
Leopoldo 14
Guerra
90 Gerardo Paraguayan Brazil Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Ceferino Mar- ved
Servían 15
Coronel
91 Evany José Brazilian Brazil Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Metzker May- ved
15
92 Djalma Santos Brazilian Brazil Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
da Conceição May- ved
15
93 Gleydson Brazilian Brazil Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Carvalho Aug- ved
15
94 Israel Brazilian Brazil Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Gonçalves Nov- ved
Silva 15
95 Italo Eduardo Brazilian Brazil Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Diniz Barros Nov- ved
15
96 Orislandio Brazilian Brazil Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Timóteo Araújo Nov- ved
15
97 João Valdecir Brazilian Brazil Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
de Borba Mar- ved
16
98 Manoel Brazilian Brazil Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Messias Apr- ved
Pereira 16
99 João Miranda Brazilian Brazil Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
do Carmo Jul- ved
16
32
100 Mauricio Brazilian Brazil Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Campos Rosa Aug- ved
16
101 Jairo de Brazilian Brazil Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Oliveira Silva Oct- ved
16
102 Luís Gustavo Brazilian Brazil Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
da Silva Jun- ved
17
103 Bobi Tsankov Bulgarian Bulgaria Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved - Archived
10
104 Leïla Alaoui30 French-Moroccan Burkina Femal 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Faso e Jan- ved
16
105 Christophe Burundian Burundi Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Nkezabahizi Oct- ved
15
106 Hang Serei Cambodian Cambodia Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Oudom Sep- ved
12
107 Suon Chan Cambodian Cambodia Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
14
108 Taing Try Cambodian Cambodia Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
14
109 Ngota Ngota Cameroonian Cameroon Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Germain Apr- ved - Archived
10
110 Camille Lepage French Central Femal 13- No Information
African e May- Received So Far
Republic 14
111 Elisabeth Central African Central Femal 22- No Information
Blanche Olofio African e Jun- Received So Far
Republic 14
112 Xiao Guopeng Chinese China Male 18- Case resolved
Jul-
06
113 Sun Hongjie Chinese China Male 28- Case resolved
Dec-
10
116 Gustavo Rojas Colombian Colombia Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Gabalo Mar- ved
06
117 Milton Fabián Colombian Colombia Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Sánchez Aug- ved
06
114 Atilano Colombian Colombia Male 22- Case resolved
Segundo Pérez Aug-
Barrios 06
30
Ms Alaoui was among the dozens of victims that were killed in a terrorist attack that took place in Burkina
Faso on the 15th of June 2016.
33
118 José Everardo Colombian Colombia Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Aguilar Apr- ved
09
119 Harold Colombian Colombia Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Humberto Dec- ved - Archived
Rivas Quevedo 09
120 Luis Eduardo Colombian Colombia Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Gómez Jun- ved
11
115 Argemiro Colombian Colombia Male 15- Case resolved
Cárdenas Mar-
Agudelo 12
122 Guillermo Colombian Colombia Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Quiroz Delgado Nov- ved
12
123 Alberto Lazaro Colombian Colombia Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Del Valle May- ved
13
124 José Naudin Colombian Colombia Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Gomez Jul- ved
13
125 Édison Alberto Colombian Colombia Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Molina Sep- ved
13
126 José Darío Colombian Colombia Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Arenas Sep- ved - Archived
13
127 Yonni Steven Colombian Colombia Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Caicedo Feb- ved
14
121 Luis Carlos Colombian Colombia Male 12- Case resolved
Cervantes Aug-
14
128 Luis Carlos Colombian Colombia Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Peralta Cuéllar Feb- ved
15
129 Edgar Quintero Colombian Colombia Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Mar- ved
15
131 Flor Alba Colombian Colombia Femal 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Núñez Vargas e Sep- ved
15
130 Dorance Colombian Colombia Male 23- Case resolved
Herrera Nov-
15
132 Efigenia Colombian Colombia Femal 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Vásquez e Oct- ved
Astudillo 17
133 Bruno Ossébi Congolese Congo Male 2- No Information
Feb- Received So Far
09
134 Ivo Pukanic Croatian Croatia Male 23- Case resolved
Oct-
08
34
135 Niko Franjic Croatian Croatia Male 23- Case resolved
Oct-
08
136 Bapuwa DR Congolese Democratic Male 8- No Information
Mwamba Republic of Jul- Received So Far
the Congo 06
137 Serge DR Congolese Democratic Male 13- No Information
Maheshe Republic of Jun- Received So Far
the Congo 07
138 Didace DR Congolese Democratic Male 21- No Information
Namujimbo Republic of Nov- Received So Far
the Congo 08
139 Patient DR Congolese Democratic Male 5- No Information
Chebeya Republic of Apr- Received So Far
Bankome the Congo 10
140 Witness- DR Congolese Democratic Male 22- No Information
Patchelly Republic of Jun- Received So Far
Kambale the Congo 11
Musonia
141 Guylain DR Congolese Democratic Male 17- No Information
Chanjabo Republic of May- Received So Far
the Congo 13
142 Kennedy DR Congolese Democratic Male 15- No Information
Germain Republic of Feb- Received So Far
Mumbere the Congo 14
Muliwavyo
143 Robert DR Congolese Democratic Male 26- No Information
Chamwami Republic of Dec- Received So Far
Shalubuto the Congo 14
144 Soleil Balanga DR Congolese Democratic Male 16- No Information
Republic of Apr- Received So Far
the Congo 15
145 Marcel Lubala DR Congolese Democratic Male 14- No Information
Republic of Nov- Received So Far
the Congo 16
146 Kim Wall Swedish Denmark Femal 10- Case resolved
e Aug-
17
147 José Agustín Dominican Dominican Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Silvestre Republic Aug- ved
11
148 Luis Manuel Dominican Dominican Male 14- No Information
Medina Republic Feb- Received So Far
17
149 Leónidas Dominican Dominican Male 14- No Information
Martínez Republic Feb- Received So Far
17
150 José Luis León Ecuadorian Ecuador Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Desiderio Feb- ved
06
151 Saúl Suárez Ecuadorian Ecuador Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Sandoval Feb- ved
06
35
152 Fausto Ecuadorian Ecuador Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Valdiviezo Apr- ved
Moscoso 13
153 Ahmed Egyptian Egypt Male 4- No Information
Mohammed Feb- Received So Far
Mahmoud 11
154 Ahmed Assem Egyptian Egypt Male 8- No Information
el-Senousy Jul- Received So Far
13
155 Michael Deane British Egypt Male 14- No Information
Aug- Received So Far
13
156 Habiba Ahmed Egyptian Egypt Femal 14- No Information
Abd Elaziz e Aug- Received So Far
13
157 Ahmad Abdel Egyptian Egypt Male 14- No Information
Gawad Aug- Received So Far
13
158 Mosab el- Egyptian Egypt Male 14- No Information
Shami Aug- Received So Far
13
159 Tamer Abdel Egyptian Egypt Male 19- No Information
Raouf Aug- Received So Far
13
160 Mayada Ashraf Egyptian Egypt Femal 28- No Information
e Mar- Received So Far
14
161 Salvador El Salvador El Salvador Male 20- Case resolved
Sánchez Sep-
Roque 07
162 Christian Franco-Spanish El Salvador Male 2- Case resolved
Poveda Sep-
09
163 Alfredo Antonio El Salvadoran El Salvador Male 25- Case resolved
Hurtado Nunez Apr-
11
164 Carlos José El Salvadoran El Salvador Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Orellana Jul- ved
14
165 Nicolás El Salvador El Salvador Male 10- Case resolved
Humberto Mar-
García 16
166 Fessehaye Eritrea Eritrea Male 11- No Information
Yohannes Jan- Received So Far
07
167 Dawit Eritrean Eritrea Male 12- No Information
Habtemichael Sep- Received So Far
12
168 Mattewos Eritrean Eritrea Male 12- No Information
Habteab Sep- Received So Far
12
169 Wedi Itay Eritrean Eritrea Male 12- No Information
12
36
170 Anne Finnish Finland Femal 4- Case resolved
Vihavainen e Dec-
16
171 Katri Ikävalko Finnish Finland Femal 4- Case resolved
e Dec-
16
172 Elsa Cayat French France Femal 7- Case resolved
e Jan-
15
173 Bernard Maris French France Male 7- Case resolved
Jan-
15
174 Bernard French France Male 7- Case resolved
Verlhac Jan-
(Tignous) 15
175 Georges French France Male 7- Case resolved
Wolinski Jan-
15
176 Jean Cabut French France Male 7- Case resolved
(Cabu) Jan-
15
177 Mustapha French France Male 7- Case resolved
Ourrad Jan-
15
178 Philippe French France Male 7- Case resolved
Honoré Jan-
15
179 Stephane French France Male 7- Case resolved
Charbonnier Jan-
(Charb) 15
180 Alexander Georgian Georgia Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Klimchuk Aug- ved
08
181 Grigol Georgian Georgia Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Chikhladze Aug- ved
08
182 Stan Storimans Dutch Georgia Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
08
183 Socrates Greek Greece Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Giolias Jul- ved
10
184 Mario Rolando Guatemalan Guatemala Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
López Sánchez May- ved
07
185 Marco Antonio Guatemalan Guatemala Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Estrada Jun- ved
09
186 Jaime Guatemalan Guatemala Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Napoleón Mar- ved
Jarquín Duarte 13
190 Luis Alberto Guatemalan Guatemala Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Lemus Apr- ved
13
37
191 Luis de Jesús Guatemalan Guatemala Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Lima Aug- ved
13
192 Carlos Alberto Guatemalan Guatemala Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Orellana Aug- ved
Chávez 13
187 Danilo López Guatemalan Guatemala Male 10- Case resolved
Mar-
15
188 Federico Guatemalan Guatemala Male 10- Case resolved
Salazar Mar-
15
189 Guido Guatemalan Guatemala Male 13- Case resolved
Armando Mar-
Giovanni 15
Villatoro
Ramos
194 Mario Roberto Guatemalan Guatemala Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Salazar Mar- ved
Barahona 16
195 Winston Guatemalan Guatemala Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Leonardo Cano Apr- ved
Túnchez 16
196 Diego Salomón Guatemalan Guatemala Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Esteban Apr- ved
Gaspar 16
193 Víctor Hugo Guatemalan Guatemala Male 7- Case resolved
Valdez Jun-
Cardona 16
197 Álvaro Alfredo Guatemalan Guatemala Male 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Aceituno López Jun- ved
16
198 Felipe David Guatemalan Guatemala Male 4- Case resolved
Munguía Sep-
Jiménez 16
199 Hamilton Guatemalan Guatemala Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Hernández Nov- ved
Vásquez 16
200 Manuel Guatemalan Guatemala Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Salvador Jan- ved
Villagrán 17
Trujillo
202 Facély Camara Guinean Guinea Male 16- Case resolved
Sep-
14
203 Molou Chérif Guinean Guinea Male 16- Case resolved
Sep-
14
204 Sidiki Sidibé Guinean Guinea Male 16- Case resolved
Sep-
14
201 El Hadj Guinean Guinea Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohamed Feb- ved
Diallo 16
38
205 Ronald Guyanese Guyana Male 30- No Information
Waddell Jan- Received So Far
06
206 Jean-Rémy Haitian Haiti Male 19- No Information
Badio Jan- Received So Far
07
207 Pierre-Richard Haitian Haiti Male 19- No Information
Alexandre May- Received So Far
13
214 Gabriel Fino Honduran Honduras Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Noriega Jul- ved
09
215 Joseph Honduran Honduras Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Hernandez Mar- ved
Ochoa 10
216 David Enrique Honduran Honduras Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Meza Mar- ved
Montesinos 10
217 Nahúm Honduran Honduras Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Palacios Mar- ved
Arteaga 10
218 Victor Manuel Honduran Honduras Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Juárez Mar- ved
Vasquez 10
219 José Bayardo Honduran Honduras Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Mairena Mar- ved
10
220 Luis Antonio Honduran Honduras Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Chévez Apr- ved
Hernández 10
208 Jorge Alberto Honduran Honduras Male 20- Case resolved
Orellana Apr-
10
221 Luis Arturo Honduran Honduras Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Mondragón Jun- ved
Morazán 10
222 Israel Zelaya Honduran Honduras Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Diaz Aug- ved
10
223 Adan Benítez Honduran Honduras Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved
11
224 Nery Jeremías Honduran Honduras Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Orellana Jul- ved
11
225 Medardo Honduran Honduras Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Flores Sep- ved
Hernandez 11
209 Luz Marina Paz Honduran Honduras Femal 6- Case resolved
Villalobos e Dec-
11
226 Fausto Elio Honduran Honduras Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Hernández Mar- ved
Arteaga 12
39
210 Noel Alexander Honduran Honduras Male 23- Case resolved
Valladares Apr-
12
211 Marcos Adrián Honduran Honduras Male 23- Case resolved
Gutiérrez Apr-
Andrade 12
227 Erick Martinez Honduran Honduras Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Avila May- ved
12
212 Alfredo Honduran Honduras Male 15- Case resolved
Villatoro May-
12
229 Adonis Felipe Honduran Honduras Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Bueso Jul- ved
Gutiérrez 12
230 José Noel Honduran Honduras Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Canales Lagos Aug- ved
12
213 Aníbal Barrow Honduran Honduras Male 8- Case resolved
Jul-
13
231 Manuel de Honduran Honduras Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Jesus Murillo Oct- ved
Varela 13
232 Juan Carlos Honduran Honduras Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Argeñal Dec- ved
Medina 13
233 Carlos Hilario Honduran Honduras Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Mejía Orellana Apr- ved
14
234 Hernán Cruz Honduran Honduras Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Barnica May- ved
14
235 Nery Francisco Honduran Honduras Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Soto Torres Aug- ved
14
228 Reynaldo Paz Honduran Honduras Male 15- Case resolved
Meyes Dec-
14
236 Jose Carlos Honduran Honduras Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Fernández Feb- ved
15
237 Juan Carlos Honduran Honduras Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Cruz Andara Jun- ved
15
238 Jacobo Honduran Honduras Male 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Montoya Jun- ved
Ramirez 15
239 Joel Aquiles Honduran Honduras Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Torres Jul- ved
15
240 Marlon David Honduran Honduras Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Martínez Feb- ved
Caballero 16
40
241 Igor Padilla Honduran Honduras Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
17
242 Carlos William Honduran Honduras Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Flores Sep- ved
17
243 Carlos Oveniel Honduran Honduras Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Lara Oct- ved
Domínguez 17
244 Prahlad Goala Indian India Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
06
245 Aran Narayan Indian India Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Dekate Jun- ved
06
246 Ashok Sodhi Indian India Male 11- No Information
08
247 Javed Ahmed Indian India Male 13- No Information
Mir Aug- Received So Far
08
248 Jagajit Saikia Indian India Male 22- No Information
08
249 Vikas Ranjan Indian India Male 26- No Information
08
250 Hem Chandra Indian India Male 1- No Information
Pandey Jul- Received So Far
10
251 Vijay Pratap Indian India Male 20- No Information
Singh Jul- Received So Far
10
252 Umesh Rajput Indian India Male 23- No Information
11
253 Jyotirmoy Dey Indian India Male 11- No Information
Jun- Received So Far
11
254 Chandrika Rai Indian India Male 18- No Information
12
255 Rajesh Mishra Indian India Male 2- No Information
12
256 Chaitali Santra Indian India Femal 26- No Information
e Sep- Received So Far
12
257 Rakesh Indian India Male 25- No Information
Sharma Aug- Received So Far
13
258 Israr Indian India Male 7- No Information
13
41
259 Rajesh Verma Indian India Male 7- No Information
13
260 Sai Reddy Indian India Male 6- No Information
Dec- Received So Far
13
261 Jagendra Indian India Male 8- No Information
Singh Jun- Received So Far
15
262 Sandeep Indian India Male 21- No Information
Kothari Jun- Received So Far
15
263 Akshay Singh Indian India Male 4- No Information
15
264 Raghavendra Indian India Male 17- No Information
Dube Jul- Received So Far
15
265 Hemant Yadav Indian India Male 3- No Information
Oct- Received So Far
15
266 Mithilesh Indian India Male 24- No Information
Pandey Oct- Received So Far
15
267 Karun Misra Indian India Male 13- No Information
16
268 Akhilesh Indian India Male 12- No Information
Pratap Singh May- Received So Far
16
269 Rajdev Ranjan Indian India Male 13- No Information
16
270 Kishore Dave Indian India Male 22- No Information
16
271 Dharmendra Indian India Male 12- No Information
Singh Nov- Received So Far
16
272 Kamlesh Jain Indian India Male 31- No Information
17
273 Gauri Lankesh Indian India Femal 5- No Information
e Sep- Received So Far
17
274 Shantanu Indian India Male 20- No Information
Bhowmick Sep- Received So Far
17
275 Sudip Dutta Indian India Male 21- No Information
Bhaumik Nov- Received So Far
17
276 Naveen Gupta Indian India Male 30- No Information
17
42
277 Herliyanto Indonesian Indonesia Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved - Archived
06
278 Ridwan Indonesian Indonesia Male 21- Case resolved
Salamun Aug-
10
279 Leiron Kogoya Indonesian Indonesia Male 8- Case resolved
Apr-
12
280 Sattar Beheshti Iranian Iran (Islamic Male 6- Case resolved
Republic of) Nov-
12
292 Mahmoud Za’al Iraqi Iraq Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
06
281 Khaled Mohsen Iraqi Iraq Male 22- No Information
06
294 Adnan Iraqi Iraq Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Khairallah Feb- ved
06
296 Atwar Bahjat Iraqi Iraq Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
06
297 Muhsin Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Khudhair Mar- ved
06
298 Munsuf Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdallah al- Mar- ved
Khaldi 06
282 Saad Iraqi Iraq Male 5- No Information
Shammari May- Received So Far
06
299 Saud M’Zahim Iraqi Iraq Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Al-Hedaithi May- ved
06
300 Muazaz Ahmed Iraqi Iraq Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
06
283 Mohammed Iraqi Iraq Male 7- No Information
Khamaf May- Received So Far
06
301 Abed Shaker al Iraqi Iraq Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Demaimi May- ved
06
302 Laith Mashaan Iraqi Iraq Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
06
284 Ahmed Iraqi Iraq Male 10- No Information
Kadhem May- Received So Far
06
285 Paul Douglas British Iraq Male 29- No Information
06
43
303 James Brolan British Iraq Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
06
304 Ali Jaafar Iraqi Iraq Male 31- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
06
305 Alaa Hassan Iraqi Iraq Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved
06
308 Adel Najee al- Iraqi Iraq Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Mansouri Jul- ved
06
309 Riyad Iraqi Iraq Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Muhammad Ali Jul- ved
06
286 Mohammad Iraqi Iraq Male 7- No Information
Abbas Aug- Received So Far
Mohammad 06
287 Ismail Amin Ali Iraqi Iraq Male 7- No Information
06
310 Abdel Karim al- Iraqi Iraq Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Rubai Sep- ved
06
311 Hadi Anawi al- Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Joubouri Sep- ved
06
312 Safa Isma’il Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Enad Sep- ved
06
313 Azad Iraqi Iraq Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Muhammad Oct- ved
Hussein 06
314 Jassem Hamad Iraqi Iraq Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Ibrahim Oct- ved
06
288 Ali Jabber Iraqi Iraq Male 12- No Information
06
315 Abdul-Rahim Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Nasrallah al- Oct- ved
Shimari 06
316 Noufel al- Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Shimari Oct- ved
06
317 Thaker al- Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Shouwili Oct- ved
06
318 Ahmad Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Sha’ban Oct- ved
06
319 Sami Nasrallah Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
al-Shimari Oct- ved
06
44
320 Hussein Ali Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
06
321 Raed Qaies Iraqi Iraq Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
06
322 Saed Mahdi Iraqi Iraq Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Shalash Oct- ved
06
323 Aswan Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Lutfallah Nov- ved
06
324 Muhammad al- Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Ban Nov- ved
06
325 Fadia Iraqi Iraq Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohammed Nov- ved
Abid 06
326 Luma Iraqi Iraq Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohammad Nov- ved
Reyad 06
289 Walid Hassan Iraqi Iraq Male 21- No Information
06
290 Raad Jaafar Iraqi Iraq Male 22- No Information
Hamadi Nov- Received So Far
06
327 Fadhila Iraqi Iraq Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdelkarim Nov- ved
06
328 Yassin Aid Iraqi Iraq Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Assef Jan- ved
07
291 Falah Khalaf Al Iraqi Iraq Male 15- No Information
Diyali Jan- Received So Far
07
329 Khudr Younis Iraqi Iraq Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
al-Obaidi Jan- ved
07
330 Mohan al- Iraqi Iraq Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Zaher Mar- ved
07
331 Jamal al- Iraqi Iraq Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Zubaidi Mar- ved
07
332 Hussein al Iraqi Iraq Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Jaburi Mar- ved
07
333 Hamid al- Iraqi Iraq Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Duleimi Mar- ved
07
293 Adel al-Badri Iraqi Iraq Male 3- No Information
07
45
295 Dmitry Russian Iraq Male 6- No Information
Chebotayev May- Received So Far
07
335 Ageel Abdul- Iraqi Iraq Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Qader May- ved
07
336 Imad Abdul- Iraqi Iraq Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Razzaq al- May- ved
Obeidi 07
337 Raad Mutashar Iraqi Iraq Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
07
338 Nibras Razzaq Iraqi Iraq Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
07
339 Alaa Uldeen Iraqi Iraq Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Aziz May- ved
07
340 Saif Laith Iraqi Iraq Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Yousuf May- ved
07
341 Ali Khalil Iraqi Iraq Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
07
306 Aidan Abdallah Iraqi Iraq Male 26- No Information
Al-Jamiji May- Received So Far
07
307 Mahmud Iraqi Iraq Male 28- No Information
Hassib Al- May- Received So Far
Kassab 07
342 Abdel-Rahman Iraqi Iraq Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Al-Issawi May- ved
07
343 Nizar Al-Radhi Iraqi Iraq Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
07
344 Saif Fakhri Iraqi Iraq Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
07
345 Sahar Hussein Iraqi Iraq Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Ali al-Haydari Jun- ved
07
346 Mohammed Iraqi Iraq Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Hilal Karji Jun- ved
07
347 Alef Ali Falih Iraqi Iraq Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
07
348 Filaih Wadi Iraqi Iraq Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Mijthab Jun- ved
07
349 Rahim al-Maliki Iraqi Iraq Male 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
07
46
350 Hamed Abd Iraqi Iraq Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Farhan Jun- ved
07
351 Sarmad Hamdi Iraqi Iraq Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Al-Hassani Jun- ved
07
352 Louaï Iraqi Iraq Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Souleimane Jun- ved
07
354 Namir Nour- Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Eldine Jul- ved
07
355 Said Chmagh Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved
07
356 Khalid Hassan Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved
07
357 Jawad al- Iraqi Iraq Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Daami Sep- ved
07
358 Jasim Nofaan Iraqi Iraq Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
07
359 Mohamed Iraqi Iraq Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Nofaan Oct- ved
07
360 Salih Saif Aldin Iraqi Iraq Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
07
361 Zeyard Tariq Iraqi Iraq Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
07
362 Dhi Abdul- Iraqi Iraq Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Razak al-Dibo Oct- ved
07
334 Shehab Iraqi Iraq Male 28- No Information
Mohammad al- Oct- Received So Far
Hiti 07
363 Hisham Iraqi Iraq Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Mijawet Feb- ved
Hamdan 08
365 Shihab al- Iraqi Iraq Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Tamimi Feb- ved
08
366 Haidar Hashem Iraqi Iraq Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Al-Husseini May- ved
08
367 Wissam Ali Iraqi Iraq Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Ouda May- ved
08
368 Muhieddin Iraqi Iraq Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdul Hamid Jun- ved
08
47
353 Soran Mama Iraqi Iraq Male 21- No Information
Hama Jul- Received So Far
08
369 Qaydar Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Sulaiman Sep- ved
08
370 Ahmed Salim Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
08
371 Ihab Mu`d Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
08
372 Musab Iraqi Iraq Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Mahmood al- Sep- ved
Ezawi 08
364 Dyar Abas Iraqi Iraq Male 10- No Information
Ahmed Oct- Received So Far
08
373 Haider Hashim Iraqi Iraq Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Souheil Mar- ved
09
374 Suhaib Adnan Iraqi Iraq Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Mar- ved
09
375 Alaa Abdel- Iraqi Iraq Male 31- Ongoing/Unresol
Wehab May- ved
09
383 Orhan Hijran Iraqi Iraq Male 21- No Information
09
376 Sardasht Osma Iraqi Iraq Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
n May- ved
10
377 Riad al-Saray Iraqi Iraq Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
10
378 Safaa al- Iraqi Iraq Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Khayat Sep- ved
10
379 Tahrir Kadhim Iraqi Iraq Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Jawad Oct- ved
10
380 Mazen Mardan Iraqi Iraq Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
al-Baghdadi Nov- ved
10
381 Omar Rasim Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
al-Qaysi Dec- ved
10
382 Hilal al-Ahmadi Iraqi Iraq Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
11
384 Sabah al- Iraqi Iraq Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Bazee Mar- ved
11
48
385 Taha Hameed Iraqi Iraq Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
11
386 Alwan al- Iraqi Iraq Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Ghorabi Jun- ved
11
387 Hadi al-Mahdi Iraqi Iraq Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
11
388 Kamiran Iraqi Iraq Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Salaheddin Apr- ved
12
389 Ghazwan Anas Iraqi Iraq Male 31- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved
12
418 Samir Sheikh Iraqi Iraq Male 17- No Information
Ali Nov- Received So Far
12
390 Muwaffak al- Iraqi Iraq Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Ani May- ved
13
Ghanem Oct- ved
13
Karim Badrani Oct- ved
13
393 Bashar al- Iraqi Iraq Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Nuaimi Oct- ved
13
394 Alaa Edwar Iraqi Iraq Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
13
395 Wahdan Al- Iraqi Iraq Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Hamdani Nov- ved
13
419 Adel Mohseen Iraqi Iraq Male 2- No Information
Hussein Dec- Received So Far
13
396 Kawa Ahmed Iraqi Iraq Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Germyani Dec- ved
13
397 Nawras al- Iraqi Iraq Femal 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Nuaimi e Dec- ved
13
398 Raad Yassin Iraqi Iraq Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Dec- ved
13
399 Jamal Abdel Iraqi Iraq Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nasser Dec- ved
13
Ahmad Al- Dec- ved
Khatib 13
49
401 Wissam Al- Iraqi Iraq Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Azzawi Dec- ved
13
Abdel Hamid Dec- ved
13
403 Omar al- Iraqi Iraq Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Dulaimy Dec- ved
13
404 Firas Iraqi Iraq Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohammed Jan- ved
Attiyah 14
405 Muthanna Iraqi Iraq Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdul Hussein Mar- ved
14
406 Khaled Abdel Iraqi Iraq Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Thamer Mar- ved
14
Bdaiwi Owaid Mar- ved
Al-Shammari 14
420 Kamran Najm Iraqi Iraq Male 12- No Information
Ibrahim Jun- Received So Far
14
408 Khalid Ali Iraqi Iraq Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Hamada Jun- ved
14
409 Fadel Al-Hadidi Iraqi Iraq Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved
14
410 Leyla Yildizhin Iraqi/ Kurdish Iraq Femal 8- Ongoing/Unresol
(aka Deniz e Aug- ved
Firat) 14
411 Raad Al Azawi Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
14
412 Ali Al-Ansari Iraqi Iraq Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
15
413 Thaer Alali Iraqi Iraq Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
15
421 Firas al-Baher Iraqi Iraq Male 1- No Information
(also known as May- Received So Far
Firas Al-Bahri) 15
414 Raed Al- Iraqi Iraq Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Joubouri May- ved
15
415 Majed Al Rabi’i Iraqi Iraq Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
(also known as May- ved
Majid Al Rabi'i) 15
422 Suahaa Ahmed Iraqi Iraq Femal 1- No Information
Radhi e Jul- Received So Far
15
50
423 Jalla Al-Abadi Iraqi Iraq Male 15- No Information
15
424 Ghazi Al- Iraqi Iraq Male 5- No Information
Obeidi Aug- Received So Far
15
416 Yahya Al Iraqi Iraq Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Khatib Aug- ved
15
417 Yahya Abd Iraqi Iraq Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Hamad Sep- ved
15
425 Hassan al- Iraqi Iraq Male 12- No Information
Anbaki Jan- Received So Far
16
426 Saif Talal Iraqi Iraq Male 12- No Information
16
427 Ali Mahmud Iraqi Iraq Male 13- No Information
16
428 Widad Hussein Iraqi Iraq Male 13- No Information
Ali Aug- Received So Far
16
429 Mustafa Saeed Iraqi Iraq Male 14- No Information
16
430 Ali Ghani Iraqi Iraq Male 20- No Information
16
431 Ahmet Iraqui Iraq Male 21- No Information
Haceroğlu Oct- Received So Far
16
432 Ali Resan Iraqi Iraq Male 22- No Information
16
433 Mohammed Iraqi Iraq Male 6- No Information
Thabet al- Dec- Received So Far
Obeidi 16
434 Shifa Zikri Iraqi / Kurdish Iraq Femal 25- No Information
Ibrahim (aka e Feb- Received So Far
Shifa Gardi) 17
435 Souhaib Al-Hiti Iraqi Iraq Male 30- No Information
17
436 Bakhtyar Iraqi / Kurdish Iraq Male 19- No Information
Haddad Jun- Received So Far
17
437 Stephan French Iraq Male 19- No Information
Villeneuve Jun- Received So Far
17
438 Véronique French/Swiss Iraq Femal 24- No Information
Robert e Jun- Received So Far
17
51
439 Harb Hazaa al- Iraqi Iraq Male 7- No Information
Dulaimi Jul- Received So Far
17
440 Soudad al- Iraqi Iraq Male 7- No Information
Douri Jul- Received So Far
17
441 Arkan Sharifi Iraqi Iraq Male 30- No Information
17
442 Nahed Hattar Jordanian Jordan Male 25- Case resolved
Sep-
16
443 Gennady Kyrgyz Kazakhstan Male 22- Case resolved
Pavlyuk Dec-
09
444 Francis Nyaruri Kenyan Kenya Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
09
445 John Kituyi Kenyan Kenya Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
15
446 Alisher Saipov Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
07
447 Suleiman al- Lebanese Lebanon Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Chidiac Jul- ved - Reported
06 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
448 Layal Nagib Lebanese Lebanon Femal 23- Ongoing/Unresol
e Jul- ved - Reported
06 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
449 Assaf Abu Lebanese Lebanon Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Rahal Aug- ved - Reported
10 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
450 Ali Shaaban Lebanese Lebanon Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved - Reported
12 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
52
national
jurisdiction
451 Ali Hassan Al- Libyan Libya Male 12- No Information
Jaber Mar- Received So Far
11
452 Mohammed al- Libyan Libya Male 19- No Information
Nabbous Mar- Received So Far
11
453 Tim British/US Libya Male 20- No Information
Hetherington Apr- Received So Far
11
454 Chris Hondros USA Libya Male 20- No Information
Apr- Received So Far
11
455 Azzedine Libyan Libya Male 9- No Information
Qusad Aug- Received So Far
13
456 Saleh Haifyana Libyan Libya Male 15- No Information
13
457 Radwan Libyan Libya Male 1- No Information
Gharyani Dec- Received So Far
13
458 Meftah Bouzid Libyan Libya Male 26- No Information
14
459 Naseeb Miloud Libyan Libya Femal 29- No Information
Karnafa e May- Received So Far
14
460 Tawfiq Faraj Libyan Libya Male 19- No Information
Ben Saud Sep- Received So Far
14
461 Tayeb Issa Libyan Libya Male 5- No Information
Hamouda Oct- Received So Far
14
462 Moatasem Libyan Libya Male 8- No Information
Billah Werfali Oct- Received So Far
14
463 Muftah al- Libyan Libya Male 22- No Information
Qatrani Apr- Received So Far
15
464 Mohamed Jalal Egyptian Libya Male 27- No Information
(Egyptian) Apr- Received So Far
15
465 Abdallah Al Libyan Libya Male 27- No Information
Karkaai (aka Apr- Received So Far
Abdelsalam Al 15
Kahla)
466 Khaled Al Libyan Libya Male 27- No Information
Sobhi (aka Apr- Received So Far
Khalid Alhmil) 15
53
467 Younes Al Libyan Libya Male 27- No Information
Mabruk Al Apr- Received So Far
Nawfali (aka 15
Younes Alsul)
468 Yousef Kader Libyan Libya Male 27- No Information
Boh (aka Apr- Received So Far
Yousef Al 15
Gamoudi)
469 Khaled al- Libyan Libya Male 24- No Information
Zintani Jun- Received So Far
16
470 Abdelqadir Libyan Libya Male 21- No Information
Fassouk Jul- Received So Far
16
471 Jeroen Dutch Libya Male 2- No Information
Oerlemans Oct- Received So Far
16
472 Ando Malagasy Madagascar Male 7- Case resolved
Ratovonirina Feb-
09
473 Yameen Maldivian Maldives Male 23- No Information
Rasheed Apr- Received So Far
17
474 Ghislaine French Mali Femal 2- No Information
Dupont e Nov- Received So Far
13
475 Claude Verlon French Mali Male 2- No Information
13
476 Daphne Maltese Malta Femal 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Caruana e Oct- ved
Galizia 17
479 Jaime Arturo Mexican Mexico Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Overa Bravo Mar- ved
06
480 Enrique Perea Mexican Mexico Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Quintanilla Aug- ved
06
481 Brad Will USA Mexico Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
06
482 Misael Tamayo Mexican Mexico Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Hernández Nov- ved
06
483 Amado Mexican Mexico Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Ramirez Apr- ved
07
484 Felicitas Mexican Mexico Femal 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Martínez e Apr- ved
Sánchez 08
485 Teresa Mexican Mexico Femal 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Bautista Merino e Apr- ved
08
54
486 Alejandro Mexican Mexico Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Xenón Sep- ved
Fonseca 08
Estrada
487 Armando Mexican Mexico Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Rodríguez Nov- ved
08
488 Jean Paul Mexican Mexico Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Ibarra Ram'irez Feb- ved
09
489 Carlos Ortega Mexican Mexico Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Melo Samper May- ved
09
490 Eliseo Bárron Mexican Mexico Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Hernández May- ved
09
491 Ernesto Mexican Mexico Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Montañez Jul- ved
Valdivia 09
492 Fabián Mexican Mexico Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Ramírez López Oct- ved
09
493 Vladimir Mexican Mexico Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Antuna García Nov- ved
09
494 José Emilio Mexican Mexico Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Galindo Robles Nov- ved
09
496 José Luis Mexican Mexico Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Romero Jan- ved
10
477 Jorge Ochoa Mexican Mexico Male 29- Case resolved
Martinez Jan-
10
495 Evaristo Mexican Mexico Male 12- No Information
Pacheco Solis Mar- Received So Far
10
497 Juan Francisco Mexican Mexico Male 28- No Information
Rodríguez Ríos Jun- Received So Far
10
498 María Elvira Mexican Mexico Femal 29- No Information
Hernández e Jun- Received So Far
Galeana 10
505 Hugo Alfredo Mexican Mexico Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Olivera Cartas Jul- ved
10
507 Marco Aurelio Mexican Mexico Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Martínez Jul- ved
Tijerina 10
509 Guillermo Mexican Mexico Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Alcaraz Trejo Jul- ved
10
55
510 Luis Carlos Mexican Mexico Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Santiago Sep- ved
Orozco 10
511 Ana María Mexican Mexico Femal 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Yarce Viveros e Jan- ved
11
512 Rocío Mexican Mexico Femal 9- Ongoing/Unresol
González e Jan- ved
Trápaga 11
499 Pablo Ruelas Mexican Mexico Male 13- No Information
Barraza Jun- Received So Far
11
515 Miguel Angel Mexican Mexico Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
López Velasco Jun- ved
11
516 Misael López Mexican Mexico Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Velasco Jun- ved
11
478 Angel Castillo Mexican Mexico Male 4- Case resolved
Corona Jul-
11
517 Yolanda Ordaz Mexican Mexico Femal 26- Ongoing/Unresol
de la Cruz e Jul- ved
11
518 Humberto Mexican Mexico Male 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Millán Salazar Aug- ved
11
519 María Elizabeth Mexican Mexico Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Macías Sep- ved
11
524 Regina Mexican Mexico Femal 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Martinez e Apr- ved
12
525 Esteban Mexican Mexico Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Rodriguez May- ved
12
526 Gabriel Huge Mexican Mexico Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
12
527 Guillermo Luna Mexican Mexico Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Varela May- ved
12
528 Marco Antonio Mexican Mexico Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Ávila García May- ved
12
529 Victor Baez Mexican Mexico Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Chino Jun- ved
12
530 Adrián Silva Mexican Mexico Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Moreno Nov- ved
12
531 Jaime Mexican Mexico Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Gonzalez Mar- ved
Dominguez 13
56
532 Mario Jorge Mexican Mexico Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Ricardo Jun- ved
Chávez 13
533 Alberto López Mexican Mexico Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Bello Jul- ved
13
534 Gregorio Mexican Mexico Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Jiménez de la Feb- ved
Cruz 14
535 Jorge Torres Mexican Mexico Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Palacios Jun- ved
14
536 Nolberto Mexican Mexico Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Herrera Jul- ved - Archived
Rodríguez 14
537 Octavio Rojas Mexican Mexico Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Hernández Aug- ved
14
538 Antonio Mexican Mexico Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Gamboa Urias Oct- ved - Archived
14
539 María del Mexican Mexico Femal 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Rosario e Oct- ved - Archived
Fuentes Rubio 14
540 Atilano Roman Mexican Mexico Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Tirado Nov- ved
14
541 Moisés Mexican Mexico Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Sánchez Jan- ved
Cerezo 15
542 Abel Manuel Mexican Mexico Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Bautista Apr- ved
Raymundo 15
543 Armando Mexican Mexico Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Saldaña May- ved
Morales 15
545 Gerardo Nieto Mexican Mexico Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Alvarez Jun- ved - Archived
15
546 Juan Mendoza Mexican Mexico Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Delgado Jun- ved
15
547 Filadelfo Mexican Mexico Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Sánchez Jul- ved
Sarmiento 15
548 Ruben Mexican Mexico Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Espinosa Aug- ved
15
544 Marcos Mexican Mexico Male 21- Case resolved
Hernández Jan-
Bautista 16
549 Reinel Martinez Mexican Mexico Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Cerqueda Jan- ved
16
57
550 Anabel Flores Mexican Mexico Femal 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Salazar e Feb- ved
16
551 Moisés Dagdug Mexican Mexico Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Lutzow Feb- ved
16
552 Francisco Mexican Mexico Male 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Pacheco Apr- ved
Beltrán 16
553 Manuel Mexican Mexico Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Santiago May- ved
Torres 16
González
554 Elidio Ramos Mexican Mexico Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Zárate Jun- ved
16
555 Zamira Esther Mexican Mexico Femal 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Bautista e Jun- ved
16
556 Salvador Mexican Mexico Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Olmos García Jun- ved
16
557 Pedro Tamayo Mexican Mexico Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Rosas Jul- ved
16
558 Agustin Pavia Mexican Mexico Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Pavia Sep- ved
16
559 Aurelio Mexican Mexico Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Cabrera Sep- ved
Campos 16
560 Jesús Adrián Mexican Mexico Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Rodríguez Dec- ved
Samaniego 16
500 Cecilio Pineda Mexican Mexico Male 2- No Information
Birto Mar- Received So Far
17
501 Ricardo Monlui Mexican Mexico Male 19- No Information
Cabrera Mar- Received So Far
17
502 Miroslava Mexican Mexico Femal 23- No Information
Breach e Mar- Received So Far
Velducea 17
503 Maximino Mexican Mexico Male 14- No Information
Rodríguez Apr- Received So Far
Palacios 17
504 Filiberto Mexican Mexico Male 29- No Information
Álvarez Apr- Received So Far
Landeros 17
506 Javier Arturo Mexican Mexico Male 15- No Information
Valdez May- Received So Far
Cárdenas 17
58
508 Héctor Mexican Mexico Male 15- No Information
Jonathan May- Received So Far
Rodríguez 17
513 Salvador Mexican Mexico Male 14- No Information
Adame Pardo Jun- Received So Far
17
514 Edwin Rivera Honduran Mexico Male 9- No Information
Paz Jul- Received So Far
17
520 Luciano Rivera Mexican Mexico Male 21- No Information
Salgado Jul- Received So Far
17
521 Cándido Ríos Mexican Mexico Male 22- No Information
Vázquez Aug- Received So Far
17
522 Edgar Daniel Mexican Mexico Male 6- No Information
Esqueda Oct- Received So Far
Castro 17
523 Gumaro Pérez Mexican Mexico Male 19- No Information
Aguilando Dec- Received So Far
17
561 Paulo Machava Mozambican Mozambique Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
15
562 Kenji Nagai Japanese Myanmar Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
07
563 Soe Moe Tun Myanmar Myanmar Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Dec- ved
16
564 Wai Yan Heinn Burmese Myanmar Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
17
566 Birendra Shah Nepali Nepal Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
07
567 Pushkar Nepali Nepal Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Bahadur Jan- ved
Shrestha 08
565 Uma Singh Nepali Nepal Femal 11- Case resolved
e Jan-
09
568 Jamim Shah Nepali Nepal Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
10
569 Arun Nepali Nepal Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Singhaniya Mar- ved
10
570 Devi Prasad Nepali Nepal Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Dhital Jul- ved
10
571 Yadav Poudel Nepali Nepal Male 4- Case resolved
Apr-
12
59
572 Godwin Nigerian Nigeria Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Agbroko Dec- ved
06
573 Paul Abayomi Nigerian Nigeria Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Ogundeji Aug- ved
08
574 Bayo Ohu Nigerian Nigeria Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
09
575 Zakariya Isa Nigerian Nigeria Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
11
576 Nansok Sallah Nigerian Nigeria Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
12
577 Enenche Nigerian Nigeria Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Akogwu Jan- ved
12
578 Ikechukwu Nigerian Nigeria Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Udendu Jan- ved
13
579 Famous Nigerian Nigeria Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Giobaro Apr- ved
17
580 Ikechukwu Nigerian Nigeria Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Onubogu Nov- ved
17
587 Munir Ahmed Pakistani Pakistan Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Sangi May- ved
06
581 Hayatullah Pakistani Pakistan Male 16- No Information
Khan Jun- Received So Far
06
588 Zubair Ahmed Pakistani Pakistan Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Mujahid Nov- ved
07
589 Abdus Samad Pakistani Pakistan Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Chishti Mujahid Feb- ved
08
590 Mohammed Pakistani Pakistan Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Ibrahim May- ved
08
582 Abdul Razzak Pakistani Pakistan Male 3- Case resolved
Johra Nov-
08
583 Qari Pakistani Pakistan Male 8- No Information
Mohammad Nov- Received So Far
Shoaib 08
594 Raja Assad Pakistani Pakistan Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Hameed Mar- ved
09
584 Sadiq Bacha Pakistani Pakistan Male 14- No Information
Khan Aug- Received So Far
09
60
585 Ashiq Ali Mangi Pakistani Pakistan Male 17- No Information
10
596 Ghulam Rasool Pakistani Pakistan Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Birhamani May- ved
10
586 Ejazul Haq Pakistani Pakistan Male 28- No Information
10
597 Faiz Pakistani Pakistan Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohammad Jun- ved
Khan Sasoli 10
598 Misri Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Orakzai Sep- ved
10
599 Mujeebur Pakistani Pakistan Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Rehman Sep- ved
Saddiqui 10
600 Abdul Hameed Pakistani Pakistan Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Hayatan Nov- ved
10
591 Abdul Wahab Pakistani Pakistan Male 6- No Information
10
592 Altaf Chandio Pakistani Pakistan Male 6- No Information
10
593 Pervez Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 6- No Information
10
601 Muhammad Pakistani Pakistan Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Khan Sasoli Dec- ved
10
602 Ilyas Nizzar Pakistani Pakistan Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
11
595 Abdost Rind Pakistani Pakistan Male 18- No Information
11
603 Nasrullah Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Afridi May- ved
11
604 Munir Shakar Pakistani Pakistan Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
11
605 Faisal Qureshi Pakistani Pakistan Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
11
606 Mukarram Pakistani Pakistan Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Khan Aatif Jan- ved
12
607 Murtaza Razvi Pakistani Pakistan Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
12
61
611 Tariq KAMAL Pakistani Pakistan Male 9- No Information
12
608 Aurangzeb Pakistani Pakistan Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Tunio May- ved
12
609 Abdul Razaq Pakistani Pakistan Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Gul (Razzaq May- ved
Gul) 12
610 Abdul Qadir Pakistani Pakistan Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Hajizai May- ved
12
612 Abdul Khaliq Pakistani Pakistan Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
(Abdul Haq Sep- ved
Baloch) 12
618 Mushtaq Pakistani Pakistan Male 7- No Information
Khand Oct- Received So Far
12
613 Rehmatullah Pakistani Pakistan Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Abid Nov- ved
12
619 Saqib Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 22- No Information
12
614 Mohammad Pakistani Pakistan Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Iqbal Jan- ved
13
615 Imran Shaikh Pakistani Pakistan Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
13
616 Saif-ur- Pakistani Pakistan Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Rehman Jan- ved
13
624 Malik Mumtaz Pakistani Pakistan Male 27- No Information
13
617 Mehmood Jan Pakistani Pakistan Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Afridi Mar- ved
13
626 Ahmed Ali Pakistani Pakistan Male 24- No Information
Joiya May- Received So Far
13
627 Haji Abdul Pakistani Pakistan Male 21- No Information
Razzaq Baloch Aug- Received So Far
13
628 Ayub Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 12- Case resolved
Khattak Oct-
13
629 Zakir Ali (Shan Pakistani Pakistan Male 1- No Information
Odhor ) Jan- Received So Far
14
630 Waqas Aziz Pakistani Pakistan Male 17- No Information
Khan Jan- Received So Far
14
62
631 Khalid Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 17- No Information
14
632 Ashraf Arian Pakistani Pakistan Male 17- No Information
14
633 Aftab Alam Pakistani Pakistan Male 9- No Information
15
634 Arshad Ali Pakistani Pakistan Male 9- No Information
Jaffari Sep- Received So Far
15
620 Zaman Mehsud Pakistani Pakistan Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
15
621 Hafeez Ur Pakistani Pakistan Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Rehman Nov- ved
15
622 Muhammad Pakistani Pakistan Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Umar Jan- ved
16
635 Khurram Zaki Pakistani Pakistan Male 7- No Information
16
623 Mehmood Pakistani Pakistan Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Khan Aug- ved
16
625 Shehzad Pakistani Pakistan Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Ahmed Aug- ved
16
636 Muhammad Pakistani Pakistan Male 17- No Information
Jan Jan- Received So Far
17
637 Taimur Abbas Pakistani Pakistan Male 12- No Information
17
638 Baksheesh Pakistani Pakistan Male 11- No Information
Elahi Jun- Received So Far
17
639 Haroon Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 12- No Information
17
640 Suleiman Palestinian Palestine Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdul-Rahim May- ved
al-Ashi 07
641 Mohammad Palestinian Palestine Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Matar Abdo May- ved
07
642 Fadel Shanaa Palestinian Palestine Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved - Reported
08 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
63
national
jurisdiction
655 Basel Faraj Palestinian Palestine Male 6- No Information
09
643 Cevdet Kılıçlar Turkish Palestine Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved - Reported
10 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
644 Vittorio Arrigoni Italian Palestine Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
11
645 Hossam Palestinian Palestine Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Salameh Nov- ved - Reported
12 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
646 Mahmoud Al- Palestinian Palestine Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Komi Nov- ved - Reported
12 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
656 Abu Eish Palestinian Palestine Male 20- No Information
(Mohamed Abu Nov- Received So Far
Aisha) 12
647 Hamid Shihab Palestinian Palestine Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
648 Khaled Reyadh Palestinian Palestine Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Hamad Jul- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
649 Rami Rayan Palestinian Palestine Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
64
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
650 Sameh Al- Palestinian Palestine Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Aryan Jul- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
651 Ahed Zaqout Palestinian Palestine Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
652 Mohamed Palestinian Palestine Male 31- Ongoing/Unresol
Daher Jul- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
653 Simone Camilli Italian Palestine Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
654 Ali Shehda Abu Palestinian Palestine Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Afash Aug- ved - Reported
14 by Member State
as having been
killed by foreign
actors beyond
national
jurisdiction
657 Marcelino Paraguayan Paraguay Male 6- Case resolved
Vázquez Feb-
13
660 Carlos Artaza Paraguayan Paraguay Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
13
661 Fausto Gabriel Paraguayan Paraguay Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Alcaraz May- ved
14
65
662 Edgar Paraguayan Paraguay Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Pantaleón Jun- ved
Fernández 14
Fleitas
658 Antonia Maribel Paraguayan Paraguay Femal 16- No Information
Almada e Oct- Received So Far
Chamorro 14
659 Pablo Medina Paraguayan Paraguay Male 16- No Information
Velázquez Oct- Received So Far
14
663 Julio Castillo Peruvian Peru Male 3- Case resolved
Narváez May-
11
664 Pedro Alfonso Peruvian Peru Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Flores Silva Sep- ved
11
665 José Oquendo Peruvian Peru Male 14- Case resolved
Reyes Sep-
11
666 Luis Choy Yin Peruvian Peru Male 23- Case resolved
Sandoval Feb-
13
667 Donny Buchelli Peruvian Peru Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Cueva Jul- ved
14
668 Fernando Peruvian Peru Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Raymondi Nov- ved - Archived
Uribe 14
669 Hernán Peruvian Peru Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Choquepata Nov- ved
Ordoñez 16
670 José Feliciano Peruvian Peru Male 27- Case resolved
Yactayo Feb-
Rodríguez 17
677 Rolly Cañete Filipino Philippines Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
06
678 Graciano Filipino Philippines Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Aquino Jan- ved
06
671 Albert Orsolino Filipino Philippines Male 16- Case resolved
May-
06
679 Fernando Filipino Philippines Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
“Dong” Batul May- ved
06
672 Armando Pace Filipino Philippines Male 18- Case resolved
Jul-
06
681 Ponciano Filipino Philippines Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Grande Dec- ved
06
66
Lintuan Dec- ved
07
683 Robert Sison Filipino Philippines Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
08
673 Martin Roxas Filipino Philippines Male 7- Case resolved
Aug-
08
674 Aresio Filipino Philippines Male 17- Case resolved
Padrigao Nov-
08
675 Ernesto Rollin Filipino Philippines Male 23- Case resolved
Feb-
09
676 Jojo Trajano Filipino Philippines Male 3- Case resolved
Jun-
09
684 Crispin Perez Filipino Philippines Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
09
685 Godofredo Filipino Philippines Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Linao Jul- ved
09
686 Gina de la Cruz Filipino Philippines Femal 23- Ongoing/Unresol
e Nov- ved
09
687 Lea Dalmacio Filipino Philippines Femal 23- Ongoing/Unresol
e Nov- ved
09
689 Marites Filipino Philippines Femal 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Cablitas e Nov- ved
09
690 Alejandro Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Reblando Nov- ved
09
691 Andres Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Teodoro Nov- ved
09
692 Arturo Betia Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
693 Bataluna Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Rubello Nov- ved
09
694 Benjie Adolfo Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
695 Bienvenido Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Legarte Nov- ved
09
696 Jhoy Duhay Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
67
Razon Nov- ved
09
698 Hannibal Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Cachuela Nov- ved
09
699 Ian Subang Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
700 Joel Parcon Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
701 John Caniban Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
702 Lindo Lupogan Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
703 Napoleon Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Salaysay Nov- ved
09
704 Noel Decina Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
705 Rey Merisco Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
706 Reynaldo Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Momay Nov- ved
09
707 Romeo Jimmy Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Cabillo Nov- ved
09
708 Ronnie Perante Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
709 Rosell Morales Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
710 Santos Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Gatchalian Nov- ved
09
711 Ernesto Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Maravilla Nov- ved
09
712 Henry Araneta Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
713 Marife Filipino Philippines Femal 23- Ongoing/Unresol
"Neneng" e Nov- ved
Montaño 09
714 Eugene Dohillo Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
68
715 Mark Gilbert Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Arriola Nov- ved
09
716 Victor Nunez Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
09
680 Desidario Filipino Philippines Male 14- Case resolved
Camangyan Jun-
10
717 Joselito Filipino Philippines Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Agustin Jun- ved
10
718 Nestor Filipino Philippines Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Bedolido Jun- ved
10
688 Gerardo Filipino Philippines Male 24- Case resolved
Ortega Jan-
11
719 Marlina 'Len' Filipino Philippines Femal 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Flores-Sumera e Mar- ved
11
720 Niel Jimena Filipino Philippines Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
11
721 Roy Bagtikan Filipino Philippines Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Gallego Oct- ved
11
722 Christopher Filipino Philippines Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Guarin Jan- ved - Archived
12
723 Aldion Layao Filipino Philippines Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
12
724 Nestor Libaton Filipino Philippines Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
12
725 Eddie Jesus Filipino Philippines Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Apostol Sep- ved
12
726 Richard Kho Filipino Philippines Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Jul- ved
13
746 Bonifacio Filipino Philippines Male 30- Case resolved
Loreto Jr Jul-
13
727 Mario Sy Filipino Philippines Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
13
"Nanding" Aug- ved
Solijon 13
729 Vergel Bico Filipino Philippines Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
13
69
730 Joas Dignos Filipino Philippines Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
13
731 Michael Diaz Filipino Philippines Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Milo Dec- ved
13
732 Rogelio "Tata" Filipino Philippines Male 11- Ongoing/Unresol
Butalib Dec- ved
13
733 Rubylita Garcia Filipino Philippines Femal 6- Ongoing/Unresol
e Apr- ved
14
734 Nerlita Filipino Philippines Femal 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Ledesma e Jan- ved
15
735 Maurito Lim Filipino Philippines Male 14- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
15
736 Gregorio Filipino Philippines Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Ybanez Aug- ved
15
737 Teodoro Filipino Philippines Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Escanilla Aug- ved
15
738 Cosme Diez Filipino Philippines Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Maestrado Aug- ved
15
739 José Bernardo Filipino Philippines Male 31- Ongoing/Unresol
Oct- ved
15
740 Elvis Ordaniza Filipino Philippines Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
16
741 Larry Que Filipino Philippines Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Dec- ved
16
742 Joaquin Filippino Philippines Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Briones Mar- ved
17
743 Rudy Alicaway Philipino Philippines Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
17
744 Leo Diaz Philipino Philippines Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
17
745 Christopher Philipino Philippines Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Iban Lozada Oct- ved
17
747 Lukasz Masiak Polish Poland Male 14- Case resolved
Jun-
15
759 Ilya Zimin Russian Russian Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Federation Feb- ved
06
70
748 Yevgeny Russian Russian Male 26- Case resolved
Gerasimenko Federation Jul-
06
749 Anna Russian Russian Femal 7- Case resolved
Politkovskaya Federation e Oct-
06
750 Ilyas Russian Russian Male 21- Case resolved
Shurpayev Federation Mar-
08
760 Gadzhi Russian Russian Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Abashilov Federation Mar- ved
08
751 Magomet Russian Russian Male 31- Case resolved
Yevloev Federation Aug-
08
752 Abdullah Russian Russian Male 3- Case resolved
Alishaev Federation Sep-
08
753 Anastasia Russian Russian Femal 19- Case resolved
Baburova Federation e Jan-
09
761 Shafiq Russian Russian Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Amrakhov Federation Jan- ved
09
754 Malik Russian Russian Male 11- Case resolved
Akhmedilov Federation Aug-
09
762 Shamil Aliyev Russian Russian Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Federation May- ved
10
755 Sayid Russian Russian Male 13- Case resolved
Ibragimov Federation May-
10
756 Magomedvagif Russian/Dagesta Russian Male 11- Case resolved
Sultanmagome nian Federation Aug-
dov 10
757 Yakhya Russian/Dagesta Russian Male 8- Case resolved
Magomedov nian Federation May-
11
763 Hadzhimurad Russian Russian Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Kamalov Federation Dec- ved
11
758 Kazbek Russian Russian Male 5- Case resolved
Gekkiyev Federation Dec-
12
764 Mikhail Russian Russian Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Beketov Federation Apr- ved
13
765 Akhmednabi Russian Russian Male 9- Ongoing/Unresol
Akhmednabiye Federation Jul- ved
v 13
766 Timur Kuashev Russian Russian Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Federation Aug- ved
14
71
768 Nikolay Russian Russian Male 19- Case resolved
Andrushchenko Federation Apr-
17
767 Dmitry Popkov Russian Russian Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Federation May- ved
17
769 Jean-Léonard Rwandan Rwanda Male 24- Case resolved
Rugambage Jun-
10
770 Luka Popov Serbian Serbia Male 16- Case resolved
Jun-
16
771 Martin Adler Swedish Somalia Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
06
772 Mohammed Somali Somalia Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdullahi Khalif May- ved
07
773 Abshir Ali Somali Somalia Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Gabre May- ved
07
774 Ahmed Hassan Somali Somalia Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Mahad May- ved
07
815 Ali Iman Somali Somalia Male 11- Case resolved
Sharmarke Aug-
07
816 Mahad Ahmed Somali Somalia Male 11- Case resolved
Elmi Aug-
07
775 Abdulkadir Somali Somalia Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Mahad Moallim Aug- ved
Kaskey 07
776 Bashir Nor Somali Somalia Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Gedi Oct- ved
07
777 Hassan Kafi Somali Somalia Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Hared Jan- ved
08
778 Nasteh Dahir Somali Somalia Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Farah Jun- ved
08
817 Said Tahlil Somali Somalia Male 4- Case resolved
Ahmed Feb-
09
779 Abdirisak Somali Somalia Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Warsameh May- ved
Mohamed 09
780 Nur Muse Somali Somalia Male 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Hussein May- ved
09
818 Muktar Somali Somalia Male 7- Case resolved
Mohamed Jun-
Hirabe 09
72
781 Abdulkhafar Somali Somalia Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdulkadir (aka Dec- ved
Yasser Mario) 09
782 Mohamed Somali Somalia Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Amin Adan Dec- ved
Abdulle 09
783 Hassan Zubeyr Somali Somalia Male 3- Ongoing/Unresol
Haji Hassan Dec- ved
09
819 Sheikh Nur Somali Somalia Male 4- Case resolved
Mohamed May-
Abkey 10
784 Barkhad Awale Somali Somalia Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Adan Aug- ved
10
785 Abdisalam Somali Somalia Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Sheikh Hassan Dec- ved
11
786 Hassan Osman Somali Somalia Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdi Jan- ved
12
787 Abukar Hassan Somali Somalia Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohamoud Feb- ved
12
788 Ali Ahmed Abdi Somali Somalia Male 4- Ongoing/Unresol
Mar- ved
12
789 Mahad Salad Somali Somalia Male 5- Ongoing/Unresol
Adan Apr- ved
12
790 Farhan James Somali Somalia Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdulle May- ved
12
791 Ahmed Addow Somali Somalia Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Anshur May- ved
12
792 Abdi Jaylani Somali Somalia Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Malaq Aug- ved
12
793 Mohamud Ali Somali Somalia Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Keyre Aug- ved
"Buneyste" 12
794 Zakariye Somali Somalia Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohamed Sep- ved
Mohamud 12
Moallim
795 Abdirahman Somali Somalia Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Yasin Ali Sep- ved
12
796 Abdisatar Somali Somalia Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Daher Sabriye Sep- ved
12
73
797 Liban Ali Nur Somali Somalia Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
12
820 Hassan Yusuf Somali Somalia Male 21- Case resolved
Absuge Sep-
12
798 Abdirahman Somali Somalia Male 26- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohamed Ali Sep- ved
12
799 Ahmed Somali Somalia Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdulahi Farah Sep- ved
12
800 Ahmed Farah Somali Somalia Male 23- Ongoing/Unresol
Ilyas Oct- ved
12
Mohamud Oct- ved
Tuuryare 12
802 Warsame Shire Somali Somalia Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Awale Oct- ved
12
803 Abdihared Somali Somalia Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Osman Adan Jan- ved
13
804 Mohammed Ali Somali Somalia Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Nuxurkey Mar- ved
13
805 Rahmo Somali Somalia Femal 25- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdukadir e Mar- ved
13
821 Mohamed Somali Somalia Male 21- Case resolved
Ibrahim Rageh Apr-
13
806 Libaan Somali Somalia Male 7- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdullahi Jul- ved
Farah 13
807 Ahmed Sharif Somali Somalia Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Ahmed Aug- ved
13
822 Mohamed Somali Somalia Male 26- Case resolved
Mohamud Oct-
13
Omar Apr- ved
Mohamed aka 14
Amaar
809 Yusuf Ahmed Somali Somalia Male 21- Ongoing/Unresol
Abukar Keynan Jun- ved
14
810 Abdirisak Ali Somali Somalia Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Abdi Nov- ved
14
74
811 Daud Ali Omar Somali Somalia Male 29- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
15
Abdikarim Jul- ved
Moallim Adam 15
813 Abdullahi Ali Somali Somalia Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Hussein Sep- ved
15
814 Mustaf Abdi Somali Somalia Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Noor Nov- ved
15
823 Hindiya Haji Somali Somalia Femal 3- Case resolved
Mohamed e Dec-
15
824 Sagal Salad Somali Somalia Femal 5- No Information
Osman e Jun- Received So Far
16
825 Abdiaziz Somalian Somalia Male 27- No Information
Mohamed Ali Sep- Received So Far
16
826 Mahad Ali Somalian Somalia Male 6- No Information
Mohamed Nov- Received So Far
16
827 Abdullahi Somali Somalia Male 13- No Information
Osman Moallim Sep- Received So Far
17
828 Ali Nur Siad- Somali Somalia Male 14- No Information
Ahmed Oct- Received So Far
17
829 Mohamed Somali Somalia Male 11- No Information
Ibrahim Gabow Dec- Received So Far
17
830 Michael Tshele South African South Africa Male 13- Case resolved
Jan-
14
831 Isaiah Diing South Sudanese South Sudan Male 5- No Information
Abraham Chan Dec- Received So Far
Awol 12
832 Dalia Marko South Sudanese South Sudan Femal 25- No Information
15
833 Randa George South Sudanese South Sudan Femal 25- No Information
Adam e Jan- Received So Far
15
834 Adam Juma South Sudanese South Sudan Male 25- No Information
Adam Jan- Received So Far
15
835 Musa South Sudanese South Sudan Male 25- No Information
Mohammed Jan- Received So Far
Dahiyah 15
836 Butrus Martin South Sudanese South Sudan Male 25- No Information
Khamis Jan- Received So Far
15
75
837 Pow James South Sudanese South Sudan Male 20- No Information
Raeth (aka May- Received So Far
Puok James) 15
838 Peter Moi South Sudanese South Sudan Male 19- No Information
Julius Aug- Received So Far
15
839 Isaac Vuni South Sudanese South Sudan Male 26- No Information
16
840 Christopher US South Sudan Male 26- No Information
Allen Aug- Received So Far
17
841 Bastian George Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Sagayathas May- ved
(Suresh) 06
842 Rajaratnam Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 2- Ongoing/Unresol
Ranjith May- ved
06
843 Sampath Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 1- Ongoing/Unresol
Lakmal de Jul- ved
Silva 06
844 Sinnathamby Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Sivamaharajah Aug- ved
06
845 Isaivizhi Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Femal 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Chempiyan e Nov- ved
07
846 Suresh Linbiyo Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Nov- ved
07
847 T. Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 27- Ongoing/Unresol
Tharmalingam Nov- ved
07
848 Rashmi Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Mohamed Oct- ved
08
849 Lasantha Sri Lankan Sri Lanka Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Wickrematunga Jan- ved
09
850 Mohammed Sudanese Sudan Male 5- Case resolved
Taha Sep-
Mohammed 06
Ahmed
851 Ferzat Jarban Syrian Syrian Arab Male 20- No Information
Republic Nov- Received So Far
11
852 Shoukri Ahmed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 2- No Information
Ratib Abu Republic Jan- Received So Far
Bourghoul 12
853 Gilles Jacquier French Syrian Arab Male 11- No Information
Republic Jan- Received So Far
12
76
854 Mazhar Syrian Syrian Arab Male 7- No Information
Tayyara Republic Feb- Received So Far
12
855 Rami al-Sayed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 21- No Information
Republic Feb- Received So Far
12
856 Remi Ochlik French Syrian Arab Male 22- Ongoing/Unresol
Republic Feb- ved
12
857 Marie Colvin American Syrian Arab Femal 22- No Information
Republic e Feb- Received So Far
12
858 Anas al-Tarsha Syrian Syrian Arab Male 24- No Information
12
859 Walid Bledi British/Algerian Syrian Arab Male 26- No Information
Republic Mar- Received So Far
12
860 Naseem Intriri French/Algerian Syrian Arab Male 26- No Information
12
861 Jawan Syrian Syrian Arab Male 26- No Information
Mohammed Republic Mar- Received So Far
Qatna 12
862 Sameer Shalab Syrian Syrian Arab Male 14- No Information
al-Sham Republic Apr- Received So Far
12
863 Ahmed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 14- No Information
Abdollah Republic Apr- Received So Far
Fakhriyeh 12
864 Alaa Al-Din Syrian Syrian Arab Male 17- No Information
Hassan Al- Republic Apr- Received So Far
Douri 12
865 Khaled Syrian Syrian Arab Male 17- No Information
Mahmoud Republic Apr- Received So Far
Kabbisho 12
866 Abdul Ghani Syrian Syrian Arab Male 4- No Information
Kaakeh Republic May- Received So Far
12
867 Ahmed Adnan Syrian Syrian Arab Male 27- No Information
al-Ashlaq Republic May- Received So Far
12
868 Ammar Syrian Syrian Arab Male 27- No Information
Mohamed Republic May- Received So Far
Suhail Zado 12
869 Lawrence Syrian Syrian Arab Male 27- No Information
Fahmy al- Republic May- Received So Far
Naimi 12
870 Ahmed al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 28- No Information
Assam Republic May- Received So Far
12
871 Bassel al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 28- No Information
Shahade Republic May- Received So Far
12
77
872 Khaled Al-Bakir Syrian Syrian Arab Male 10- No Information
Republic Jun- Received So Far
12
873 Ahmed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 16- No Information
Hamada Republic Jun- Received So Far
12
874 Omar Al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 21- No Information
Ghantawi Republic Jun- Received So Far
12
875 Ghias Khaled Syrian Syrian Arab Male 25- No Information
Al Hmouria Republic Jun- Received So Far
12
876 Samer Khalil Syrian Syrian Arab Male 28- No Information
Al-Sataleh Republic Jun- Received So Far
12
877 Mohamed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 2- No Information
Hamdo Hallaq Republic Jul- Received So Far
12
878 Suhaib Dib Syrian Syrian Arab Male 4- No Information
Republic Jul- Received So Far
12
879 Mika Japanese Syrian Arab Femal 21- No Information
Yamamoto Republic e Aug- Received So Far
12
880 Musab Syrian Syrian Arab Male 22- No Information
Mohamed Said Republic Aug- Received So Far
Al-Oudaallah 12
881 Abdelkarim Al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 19- No Information
Oqda Republic Sep- Received So Far
(Abdelkareem 12
Al’uqda)
882 Maya Nasser Syrian Syrian Arab Male 26- No Information
Republic Sep- Received So Far
12
883 Mohammed al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 10- No Information
Ashram Republic Oct- Received So Far
12
884 Ayham Mostafa Syrian Syrian Arab Male 9- No Information
Ghazzoul Republic Nov- Received So Far
12
885 Abed Khalil Syrian Syrian Arab Male 16- No Information
(Abdel Khalil) Republic Nov- Received So Far
12
886 Mustafa Syrian Syrian Arab Male 16- No Information
Kerman Republic Nov- Received So Far
12
887 Abdullah Syrian Syrian Arab Male 17- No Information
Hassan Kaake Republic Nov- Received So Far
12
888 Mohammed Al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 18- No Information
Khalid Republic Nov- Received So Far
12
78
889 Mohammad Al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 19- No Information
Zaher Republic Nov- Received So Far
12
890 Hozan Abdel Syrian Syrian Arab Male 20- No Information
Halim Republic Nov- Received So Far
Mahmoud 12
891 Bassel Tawfiq Syrian Syrian Arab Male 21- No Information
Youssef Republic Nov- Received So Far
12
892 Naji Assaad Syrian Syrian Arab Male 4- No Information
Republic Dec- Received So Far
12
893 Haidar al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 22- No Information
Sumudi Republic Dec- Received So Far
12
894 Suhail Syrian Syrian Arab Male 4- No Information
Mahmoud Al- Republic Jan- Received So Far
Ali 13
895 Yves Debay French (Belgian) Syrian Arab Male 17- No Information
13
896 Mohamed Al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 18- No Information
Massalma Republic Jan- Received So Far
13
897 Olivier Voisin French Syrian Arab Male 24- No Information
13
898 Yara Abbas Syrian Syrian Arab Femal 27- No Information
Republic e May- Received So Far
13
899 Yasser Faisal Iraqi Syrian Arab Male 4- No Information
al-Joumaili Republic Dec- Received So Far
13
900 Turad Syrian Syrian Arab Male 20- No Information
Mohamed al- Republic Feb- Received So Far
Zahouri 14
901 Omar Abdul Syrian Syrian Arab Male 8- No Information
Qader Republic Mar- Received So Far
14
902 Ali Moustafa Canadian Syrian Arab Male 9- No Information
14
903 Hamza Al-Hajj Lebanese Syrian Arab Male 14- No Information
Hassan Republic Apr- Received So Far
14
904 Mohamed Lebanese Syrian Arab Male 14- No Information
Muntich Republic Apr- Received So Far
14
905 Halim Alouh Lebanese Syrian Arab Male 14- No Information
Republic Apr- Received So Far
14
906 Mouaz Alomar Syrian Syrian Arab Male 25- No Information
(also known as Republic Apr- Received So Far
14
79
Abu Mehdi Al
Hamwi)
907 Al-Moutaz Syrian Syrian Arab Male 4- No Information
Bellah Ibrahim Republic May- Received So Far
14
908 Ahmed Hasan Syrian Syrian Arab Male 20- No Information
Ahmed Republic Jun- Received So Far
14
909 James Foley American Syrian Arab Male 19- No Information
Republic Aug- Received So Far
14
910 Steven Sotloff American Syrian Arab Male 2- No Information
Republic Sep- Received So Far
14
911 Mohammed al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 10- No Information
Qasim Republic Sep- Received So Far
14
912 Youssef Syrian Syrian Arab Male 8- No Information
Mahmoud El- Republic Dec- Received So Far
Dous 14
913 Rami Adel Al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 8- No Information
Asmi Republic Dec- Received So Far
14
914 Salem Abdul- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 8- No Information
Rahman Khalil Republic Dec- Received So Far
14
915 Mahran al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 10- No Information
Deeri Republic Dec- Received So Far
14
916 Fayez Abu Syrian Syrian Arab Male 2- No Information
Halawa Republic Jan- Received So Far
15
917 Kenji Goto Japanese Syrian Arab Male 31- No Information
15
918 Noureddine Syrian Syrian Arab Male 8- No Information
Hashim Republic Mar- Received So Far
15
919 Jamal Khalifeh Syrian Syrian Arab Male 1- No Information
Republic Apr- Received So Far
15
920 Humam Najjar Syrian Syrian Arab Male 16- No Information
(also known as Republic Apr- Received So Far
Abu Yazan al- 15
Halabi)
921 Ammar al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 31- No Information
Shami Republic May- Received So Far
15
922 Mohamed al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 26- No Information
Asfar Republic Jun- Received So Far
15
923 Ruqia Hassan Syrian Syrian Arab Femal 1- No Information
Republic e Sep- Received So Far
15
80
924 Wasem Aledel Syrian Syrian Arab Male 23- No Information
Republic Oct- Received So Far
15
925 Jomaa Al- Syrian Syrian Arab Male 27- No Information
Ahmad Abu Republic Oct- Received So Far
Nour 15
926 Bassel Syrian Syrian Arab Male 1- No Information
Khartabil Republic Nov- Received So Far
Safadi 15
927 Batoul Mokhles Syrian Syrian Arab Femal 3- No Information
al-Warrar Republic e Nov- Received So Far
15
928 Zakaria Ibrahim Syrian Syrian Arab Male 7- No Information
Republic Dec- Received So Far
15
929 Ahmad Syrian Syrian Arab Male 16- No Information
Mohamed al- Republic Dec- Received So Far
Mousa 15
930 Majid Dirani Syrian Syrian Arab Male 19- No Information
16
931 Osama Jumaa Syrian Syrian Arab Male 5- No Information
16
932 Khalid al Issa Syrian Syrian Arab Male 16- No Information
16
933 Ibrahim Omar Syrian Syrian Arab Male 11- No Information
Republic Jul- Received So Far
16
934 Mustafa Syrian Syrian Arab Male 13- No Information
Mohammed Republic Jul- Received So Far
16
935 Abdullah Syrian Syrian Arab Male 14- No Information
Mohammad Republic Jul- Received So Far
Ghannam 16
936 Mohammed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 1- No Information
Sayyed Republic Aug- Received So Far
Hassan 16
937 Mohsen Iranian Syrian Arab Male 12- No Information
Khazaei Republic Nov- Received So Far
16
938 Mohamed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 12- No Information
Abazied Republic Mar- Received So Far
17
939 Alaa Kraym Syrian Syrian Arab Male 4- No Information
Republic May- Received So Far
17
940 Khaled Syrian Syrian Arab Male 30- No Information
Alkhateb Republic Jul- Received So Far
17
941 Osama Nasr Syrian Syrian Arab Male 21- No Information
al-Zoabi Republic Aug- Received So Far
17
81
942 Dilshan Ibash Syrian Syrian Arab Femal 12- No Information
Republic e Oct- Received So Far
17
943 Hawker Faisal Syrian Syrian Arab Male 13- No Information
Mohammed Republic Oct- Received So Far
17
944 Quays al-Qadi Syrian Syrian Arab Male 29- No Information
Republic Oct- Received So Far
17
947 Jaruek Thai Thailand Male 27- No Information
Rangcharoen Sep- Received So Far
08
948 Wallop Thai Thailand Male 5- No Information
Bounsampop Oct- Received So Far
08
945 Hiroyuki Japanese Thailand Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Muramoto Apr- ved
10
946 Fabio Polenghi Italian Thailand Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
10
949 Wisut Thai Thailand Male 12- No Information
Tangwitthayap Jan- Received So Far
orn 12
950 Lucas Mebrouk French Tunisia Male 17- Case resolved
Dolega Jan-
11
952 Hrant Dink Turk Turkey Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Jan- ved
07
953 Cihan Turk Turkey Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Hayirsevener Dec- ved
09
954 Ibrahim Abdel Syrian Turkey Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Qader Oct- ved
15
955 Fares Syrian Turkey Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Hammadi Oct- ved
15
951 Naji Jerf Syrian Turkey Male 27- Case resolved
Dec-
15
956 Rohat Aktas Turkish Turkey Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
16
959 Zaher al- Syrian Turkey Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Shurqat Apr- ved
16
960 Mustafa Turkish Turkey Male 15- Ongoing/Unresol
Cambaz Jul- ved
16
961 Saeed Iranian Turkey Male 18- Ongoing/Unresol
Karimian May- ved
17
82
957 Orouba Syrian Turkey Femal 22- Case resolved
Barakat e Sep-
17
958 Hala Barakat Syrian Turkey Femal 23- Case resolved
e Sep-
17
962 Ogulsapar Turkmen Turkmenista Femal 14- Case resolved
Muradova n e Sep-
06
963 Paul Kiggundu Ugandan Uganda Male 10- Ongoing/Unresol
Sep- ved
10
964 Dickson Ugandan Uganda Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Ssentongo Sep- ved
10
965 Amon Thembo Ugandan Uganda Male 12- Ongoing/Unresol
Wa'Mupaghasy May- ved
a 12
966 Thomas Pere Ugandan Uganda Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
13
967 Vyacheslav Ukrainian Ukraine Male 19- Ongoing/Unresol
Veremyi Feb- ved
14
968 Andrea Italian Ukraine Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
Rocchelli May- ved
14
969 Andrei Mironov Russian Ukraine Male 24- Ongoing/Unresol
May- ved
14
970 Igor Kornelyuk Russian Ukraine Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
14
971 Anton Voloshin Russian Ukraine Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
14
972 Anatoli Klian Russian Ukraine Male 30- Ongoing/Unresol
Jun- ved
14
973 Andrei Stenin Russian Ukraine Male 6- Ongoing/Unresol
Aug- ved
14
974 Sergii Nikolaiev Ukrainian Ukraine Male 28- Ongoing/Unresol
Feb- ved
15
975 Oles Buzina Ukrainian Ukraine Male 16- Ongoing/Unresol
Apr- ved
15
976 Pavel Russian Ukraine Male 20- Ongoing/Unresol
Sheremet (Belarussian Jul- ved
origin) 16
978 Daudi Tanzanian United Male 2- Case resolved
Mwangosi Republic of Sep-
Tanzania 12
83
977 Issa Ngumba Tanzanian United Male 8- Ongoing/Unresol
Republic of Jan- ved
Tanzania 13
979 Jacinto American United Male 13- Ongoing/Unresol
Hernández States of Jun- ved
Torres America 16
980 Jesús Flores Venezuelan Venezuela Male 23- Case resolved
Rojas (Bolivarian Aug-
Republic of) 06
981 Orel Sambrano Venezuelan Venezuela Male 16- Case resolved
(Bolivarian Jan-
Republic of) 09
982 Wilfred Iván Venezuelan Venezuela Male 17- Ongoing/Unresol
Ojeda (Bolivarian May- ved
Republic of) 11
983 Le Hoang Vietnamese Viet Nam Male 29- Case resolved
Hung Jan-
11
984 Jamal Ahmed Yemeni Yemen Male 18- No Information
al-Sharabi Mar- Received So Far
11
985 Abdel Majid Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 3- No Information
Samawi Oct- Received So Far
11
986 Abdel Hakim Yemeni Yemen Male 4- No Information
Al-Nour Oct- Received So Far
11
987 Abdul Rahman Yemeni Yemen Male 16- No Information
Hamid al-Din Aug- Received So Far
14
988 Luke Somers USA Yemen Male 6- No Information
14
989 Khaled al- Yemeni Yemen Male 4- No Information
Washli Jan- Received So Far
15
990 Abdul Karim Yemeni Yemen Male 18- No Information
Mohammed al- Mar- Received So Far
Khaiwani 15
991 Mohammed Yemeni Yemen Male 20- No Information
Rajah Apr- Received So Far
Shamsan 15
992 Monir Aklan Yemeni Yemen Male 20- No Information
15
993 Amin Yehia Yemeni Yemen Male 20- No Information
15
994 Hazzam Yemeni Yemen Male 20- No Information
Mohamed Zeid Apr- Received So Far
15
995 Abdullah Kabil Yemeni Yemen Male 20- No Information
15
84
996 Yousef Alaizry Yemeni Yemen Male 20- No Information
15
997 Almigdad Yemeni Yemen Male 17- No Information
Mojalli Jan- Received So Far
16
998 Hashem Al Yemeni Yemen Male 22- No Information
Hamran Jan- Received So Far
16
999 Munir al-Hakimi Yemeni Yemen Male 9- No Information
16
100 Suad Hujaira Yemeni Yemen Femal 9- No Information
0 e Feb- Received So Far
16
100 Ahmed Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 16- No Information
1 Shaibani Feb- Received So Far
16
100 Mohammed al- Yemeni Yemen Male 21- No Information
2 Yemeni Mar- Received So Far
16
100 Abullah Azizan Yemeni Yemen Male 29- No Information
3 May- Received So Far
16
100 Abdulkarim Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 22- No Information
4 Jerbani Jul- Received So Far
16
100 Mubarak Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 5- No Information
5 Abadi Aug- Received So Far
16
100 Awab Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 18- No Information
6 Zubairi Nov- Received So Far
16
100 Mohammed al- Yemeni Yemen Male 21- No Information
7 Absi Dec- Received So Far
16
100 Taqi Al-Din Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 26- No Information
8 Huthaifi May- Received So Far
17
100 Wael Al-Absi Yemeni Yemen Male 26- No Information
9 May- Received So Far
17
101 Sa’ad Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 26- No Information
0 Nadhari May- Received So Far
17
85
Annex C: List of killings of journalists condemned by the Director General in 2016 and
2017
Killings of journalists condemned by the Director-General of UNESCO in 2016
N° Name Nationality Country in Sex Date

which killed Killed
1 Hassan al-Anbaki Iraqi Iraq Male 12-Jan-16
2 Saif Talal Iraqi Iraq Male 12-Jan-16
3 Muhammad Umar Pakistani Pakistan Male 16-Jan-16
4 Almigdad Mojalli Yemeni Yemen Male 17-Jan-16
5 Leïla Alaoui French- Burkina Faso Femal 18-Jan-16
Moroccan e
6 Mariam Ibrahimi Afghan Afghanistan Femal 20-Jan-16
e
7 Mehri Azizi Afghan Afghanistan Femal 20-Jan-16
e
8 Mohammad Ali Afghan Afghanistan Male 20-Jan-16
Mohammadi
9 Mohammad Hussain Afghan Afghanistan Male 20-Jan-16
Amini
10 Mohammad Hussain Afghan Afghanistan Male 20-Jan-16
Khaksar
11 Mohammad Jawad Afghan Afghanistan Male 20-Jan-16
Hussaini
12 Zainab Mirzaee Afghan Afghanistan Femal 20-Jan-16
e
13 Marcos Hernández Mexican Mexico Male 21-Jan-16
Bautista
14 Reinel Martinez Mexican Mexico Male 22-Jan-16
Cerqueda
15 Hashem Al Hamran Yemeni Yemen Male 22-Jan-16
16 Haji Mohammad Afghan Afghanistan Male 29-Jan-16
Zubair Khaksar
17 El Hadj Mohamed Guinean Guinea Male 5-Feb-16
Diallo
18 Marlon David Honduran Honduras Male 6-Feb-16
Martínez Caballero
19 Anabel Flores Mexican Mexico Femal 8-Feb-16
Salazar e
20 Munir al-Hakimi Yemeni Yemen Male 9-Feb-16
21 Suad Hujaira Yemeni Yemen Femal 9-Feb-16
e
22 Karun Misra Indian India Male 13-Feb-16
23 Elvis Ordaniza Filipino Philippines Male 16-Feb-16
24 Ahmed Al-Shaibani Yemeni Yemen Male 16-Feb-16
25 Majid Dirani Syrian Syrian Arab Male 19-Feb-16
Republic
26 Moisés Dagdug Mexican Mexico Male 20-Feb-16
Lutzow
86
27 Rohat Aktas Turkish Turkey Male 24-Feb-16
28 João Valdecir de Brazilian Brazil Male 10-Mar-16
Borba
29 Nicolás Humberto El Salvadoran El Salvador Male 10-Mar-16
García
30 Mario Roberto Guatemalan Guatemala Male 17-Mar-16
Salazar Barahona
31 Mohammed al- Yemeni Yemen Male 21-Mar-16
Yemeni
32 Nazimuddin Samad Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 6-Apr-16
33 Winston Leonardo Guatemalan Guatemala Male 8-Apr-16
Cano Túnchez
34 Manoel Messias Brazilian Brazil Male 9-Apr-16
Pereira
35 Zaher al-Shurqat Syrian Turkey Male 10-Apr-16
36 Xulhaz Mannan Bengali Bangladesh Male 25-Apr-16
37 Francisco Pacheco Mexican Mexico Male 25-Apr-16
Beltrán
38 Diego Salomón Guatemalan Guatemala Male 30-Apr-16
Esteban Gaspar
39 David Gilkey American Afghanistan Male 5-May-16
40 Khurram Zaki Pakistani Pakistan Male 7-May-16
41 Akhilesh Pratap Indian India Male 12-May-16
Singh
42 Rajdev Ranjan Indian India Male 13-May-16
43 Manuel Santiago Mexican Mexico Male 14-May-16
Torres González
44 Abullah Azizan Yemeni Yemen Male 29-May-16
45 Zabihullah Tamanna Afghan Afghanistan Male 5-Jun-16
46 Sagal Salad Osman Somali Somalia Femal 5-Jun-16
e
47 Osama Jumaa Syrian Syrian Arab Male 5-Jun-16
Republic
48 Víctor Hugo Valdez Guatemalan Guatemala Male 7-Jun-16
Cardona
49 Jacinto Hernández American United States of Male 13-Jun-16
Torres America
50 Luka Popov Serbian Serbia Male 16-Jun-16
51 Khalid al Issa Syrian Syrian Arab Male 16-Jun-16
Republic
52 Elidio Ramos Zárate Mexican Mexico Male 19-Jun-16
53 Zamira Esther Mexican Mexico Femal 20-Jun-16
Bautista e
54 Khaled al-Zintani Libyan Libya Male 24-Jun-16
55 Álvaro Alfredo Guatemalan Guatemala Male 25-Jun-16
Aceituno López
56 Salvador Olmos Mexican Mexico Male 26-Jun-16
García
57 Ibrahim Omar Syrian Syrian Arab Male 11-Jul-16
Republic
58 Ali Mahmud Iraqi Iraq Male 13-Jul-16
87
59 Mustafa Mohammed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 13-Jul-16
Republic
60 Abdullah Syrian Syrian Arab Male 14-Jul-16
Mohammad Republic
Ghannam
61 Mustafa Cambaz Turkish Turkey Male 15-Jul-16
62 Pedro Tamayo Mexican Mexico Male 20-Jul-16
Rosas
63 Pavel Sheremet Russian Ukraine Male 20-Jul-16
(Belarussian
origin)
64 Abdelqadir Fassouk Libyan Libya Male 21-Jul-16
65 Abdulkarim Al- Yemeni Yemen Male 22-Jul-16
Jerbani
66 João Miranda do Brazilian Brazil Male 24-Jul-16
Carmo
67 Mohammed Sayyed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 1-Aug-16
Hassan Republic
68 Mubarak Al-Abadi Yemeni Yemen Male 5-Aug-16
69 Mehmood Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 8-Aug-16
70 Shehzad Ahmed Pakistani Pakistan Male 8-Aug-16
71 Widad Hussein Ali Iraqi Iraq Male 13-Aug-16
72 Mustafa Saeed Iraqi Iraq Male 14-Aug-16
73 Mauricio Campos Brazilian Brazil Male 17-Aug-16
Rosa
74 Ali Ghani Iraqi Iraq Male 20-Aug-16
75 Kishore Dave Indian India Male 22-Aug-16
76 Felipe David Guatemalan Guatemala Male 4-Sep-16
Munguía Jiménez
77 Agustin Pavia Pavia Mexican Mexico Male 13-Sep-16
78 Aurelio Cabrera Mexican Mexico Male 14-Sep-16
Campos
79 Nahed Hattar Jordanian Jordan Male 25-Sep-16
80 Isaac Vuni South Sudanese South Sudan Male 26-Sep-16
81 Abdiaziz Mohamed Somali Somalia Male 27-Sep-16
Ali
82 Jeroen Oerlemans Dutch Libya Male 2-Oct-16
83 Yaqoub Sharafat Afghan Afghanistan Male 16-Oct-16
84 Jairo de Oliveira Brazilian Brazil Male 16-Oct-16
Silva
85 Ahmet Haceroğlu Iraqi Iraq Male 21-Oct-16
86 Ali Resan Iraqi Iraq Male 22-Oct-16
87 Nematullah Zahir Afghan Afghanistan Male 4-Nov-16
88 Hamilton Hernández Guatemalan Guatemala Male 5-Nov-16
Vásquez
89 Mahad Ali Mohamed Somali Somalia Male 6-Nov-16
90 Dharmendra Singh Indian India Male 12-Nov-16
91 Mohsen Khazaei Iranian Syrian Arab Male 12-Nov-16
Republic
88
92 Marcel Lubala Congolese Democratic Male 14-Nov-16
Republic of the
Congo
93 Awab Al-Zubairi Yemeni Yemen Male 18-Nov-16
94 Hernán Choquepata Peruvian Peru Male 20-Nov-16
Ordoñez
95 Anne Vihavainen Finnish Finland Femal 4-Dec-16
e
96 Katri Ikävalko Finnish Finland Femal 4-Dec-16
e
97 Mohammed Thabet Iraqi Iraq Male 6-Dec-16
al-Obeidi
98 Jesús Adrián Mexican Mexico Male 10-Dec-16
Rodríguez
Samaniego
99 Soe Moe Tun Myanmar Myanmar Male 13-Dec-16
100 Mohammad Nasir Afghan Afghanistan Male 15-Dec-16
Mudasir
101 Larry Que Filipino Philippines Male 20-Dec-16
102 Mohammed al-Absi Yemeni Yemen Male 21-Dec-16
Killings of journalists condemned by the Director-General of UNESCO in 2017
N° Name Nationality Country in Sex Date

which killed Killed
1 Farida Mustakhdim Afghan Afghanistan Femal 10-Jan-17
e
2 Noorullah Afghan Afghanistan Male 10-Jan-17
3 Igor Padilla Honduran Honduras Male 17-Jan-17
4 Muhammad Jan Pakistani Pakistan Male 17-Jan-17
5 Manuel Salvador Villagrán Guatemalan Guatemala Male 19-Jan-17
Trujillo
6 Abdul Hakim Shimul Bangladeshi Bangladesh Male 3-Feb-17
7 Taimur Abbas Pakistani Pakistan Male 12-Feb-17
8 Luis Manuel Medina Dominican Dominican Male 14-Feb-17
Republic
9 Leónidas Martínez Dominican Dominican Male 14-Feb-17
Republic
10 Shifa Zikri Ibrahim (aka Shifa Iraqi / Iraq Femal 25-Feb-17
Gardi) Kurdish e
11 José Feliciano Yactayo Peruvian Peru Male 27-Feb-17
Rodríguez
12 Cecilio Pineda Birto Mexican Mexico Male 2-Mar-17
13 Mohamed Abazied Syrian Syrian Arab Male 12-Mar-17
Republic
14 Joaquin Briones Filippino Philippines Male 13-Mar-17
15 Ricardo Monlui Cabrera Mexican Mexico Male 19-Mar-17
16 Miroslava Breach Velducea Mexican Mexico Femal 23-Mar-17
e
89
17 Maximino Rodríguez Mexican Mexico Male 14-Apr-17
Palacios
18 Wai Yan Heinn Burmese Myanmar Male 16-Apr-17
19 Famous Giobaro Nigerian Nigeria Male 16-Apr-17
20 Nikolay Andrushchenko Russian Russian Male 19-Apr-17
Federation
21 Yameen Rasheed Maldivian Maldives Male 23-Apr-17
22 Filiberto Álvarez Landeros Mexican Mexico Male 29-Apr-17
23 Alaa Kraym Syrian Syrian Arab Male 4-May-17
Republic
24 Javier Arturo Valdez Mexican Mexico Male 15-May-
Cárdenas 17
25 Héctor Jonathan Rodríguez Mexican Mexico Male 15-May-
17
26 Mollakhil Zeinolah Khan Afghan Afghanistan Male 17-May-
17
27 Ghani Naghdi Afghan Afghanistan Male 17-May-
17
28 Shinwari Momhammad Amir Afghan Afghanistan Male 17-May-
Khan 17
29 AmiriI Abdollatif Afghan Afghanistan Male 17-May-
17
30 Saeed Karimian Iranian Turkey Male 18-May-
17
31 Dmitry Popkov Russian Russian Male 24-May-
Federation 17
32 Taqi Al-Din Al-Huthaifi Yemeni Yemen Male 26-May-
17
33 Wael Al-Absi Yemeni Yemen Male 26-May-
17
34 Sa’ad Al-Nadhari Yemeni Yemen Male 26-May-
17
35 Souhaib Al-Hiti Iraqi Iraq Male 30-May-
17
36 Aziz Navin Afghan Afghanistan Male 31-May-
17
37 Mohammed Nazir Afghan Afghanistan Male 31-May-
17
38 Kamlesh Jain Indian India Male 31-May-
17
39 Baksheesh Elahi Pakistani Pakistan Male 11-Jun-17
40 Luís Gustavo da Silva Brazilian Brazil Male 14-Jun-17
41 Salvador Adame Pardo Mexican Mexico Male 14-Jun-17
42 Bakhtyar Haddad Iraqi / Iraq Male 19-Jun-17
Kurdish
43 Stephan Villeneuve French Iraq Male 19-Jun-17
44 Véronique Robert French/Swis Iraq Femal 24-Jun-17
s e
45 Harb Hazaa al-Dulaimi Iraqi Iraq Male 7-Jul-17
46 Soudad al-Douri Iraqi Iraq Male 7-Jul-17
47 Edwin Rivera Paz Honduran Mexico Male 9-Jul-17
90
48 Luciano Rivera Salgado Mexican Mexico Male 21-Jul-17
49 Khaled Alkhateb Syrian Syrian Arab Male 30-Jul-17
Republic
50 Rudy Alicaway Philipino Philippines Male 6-Aug-17
51 Leo Diaz Philipino Philippines Male 7-Aug-17
52 Kim Wall Swedish Denmark Femal 10-Aug-17
e
53 Osama Nasr al-Zoabi Syrian Syrian Arab Male 21-Aug-17
Republic
54 Cándido Ríos Vázquez Mexican Mexico Male 22-Aug-17
55 Christopher Allen US South Sudan Male 26-Aug-17
56 Gauri Lankesh Indian India Femal 5-Sep-17
e
57 Abdullahi Osman Moallim Somali Somalia Male 13-Sep-17
58 Carlos William Flores Honduran Honduras Male 14-Sep-17
59 Shantanu Bhowmick Indian India Male 20-Sep-17
60 Orouba Barakat Syrian Turkey Femal 22-Sep-17
e
61 Hala Barakat Syrian Turkey Femal 23-Sep-17
e
62 Edgar Daniel Esqueda Mexican Mexico Male 6-Oct-17
Castro
63 Efigenia Vásquez Astudillo Colombian Colombia Femal 8-Oct-17
e
64 Amanullah Haqiar Afghan Afghanistan Male 12-Oct-17
65 Haroon Khan Pakistani Pakistan Male 12-Oct-17
66 Dilshan Ibash Syrian Syrian Arab Femal 12-Oct-17
Republic e
67 Hawker Faisal Mohammed Syrian Syrian Arab Male 13-Oct-17
Republic
68 Ali Nur Siad-Ahmed Somali Somalia Male 14-Oct-17
69 Daphne Maltese Malta Femal 16-Oct-17
Caruana Galizia e
70 Carlos Oveniel Lara Honduran Honduras Male 23-Oct-17
Domínguez
71 Christopher Iban Lozada Philipino Philippines Male 24-Oct-17
72 Quays al-Qadi Syrian Syrian Arab Male 29-Oct-17
Republic
73 Arkan Sharifi Iraqi Iraq Male 30-Oct-17
74 Ikechukwu Onubogu Nigerian Nigeria Male 15-Nov-17
75 Hussain Nazari Afghan Afghanistan Male 17-Nov-17
76 Sudip Dutta Bhaumik Indian India Male 21-Nov-17
77 Naveen Gupta Indian India Male 30-Nov-17
78 Mohamed Ibrahim Gabow Somali Somalia Male 11-Dec-17
79 Gumaro Pérez Aguilando Mexican Mexico Male 19-Dec-17
80 Sayed Mehdi Hosaini Afghan Afghanistan Male 28-Dec-17
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Annex D: Regional groupings
Group I. Western Europe and North America (27)
Andorra
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Cyprus
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Iceland
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Luxembourg
Malta
Monaco
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
San Marino
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
United States of America
Group II. Central and Eastern Europe (25)
Albania
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Czech Republic
Estonia
92
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Georgia
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Montenegro
Poland
Ukraine
Uzbekistan
Romania
Republic of Moldova
Russian Federation
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Tajikistan
Group III. Latin America and the Caribbean (33)
Antigua and Barbuda

Argentina
Bahamas
Barbados
Belize
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Cuba Dominica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
El Salvador
Grenada
Guatemala
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Jamaica
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Saint Kitts and Nevis
93
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Suriname
Trinidad and Tobago
Uruguay
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
Group IV. Asia and the Pacific (44)
Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
Bhutan
Brunei
Darussalam
Cambodia
China
Cook Islands
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Fiji
India
Indonesia
Iran (Islamic Republic of)
Japan
Kazakhstan
Kiribati
Kyrgyzstan
Lao People’s Democratic Republic
Niue
Pakistan
Palau
Papua New Guinea
Philippines
Republic of Korea
Samoa
Singapore
Solomon Islands
Sri Lanka
Thailand
Timor-Leste
Malaysia
Maldives
Marshall Islands
Micronesia (Federated States of)
Mongolia
Myanmar
94
Nauru
Nepal
New Zealand
Tonga
Turkmenistan
Tuvalu
Vanuatu
Viet Nam
GROUP V. AFRICA (47)
Angola
Benin
Botswana
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cameroon
Cape Verde
Central African Republic
Chad
Comoros
Congo
Côte d’Ivoire
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Djibouti
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Gabon
Gambia
Ghana
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Kenya
Lesotho
Liberia
Madagascar
Malawi
Mali
Mauritius
Mozambique
Namibia
Niger
Nigeria
95
Rwanda
Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Somalia
South Africa
South Sudan
Swaziland
Togo
Uganda
United Republic of Tanzania
Zambia
Zimbabwe
GROUP VI. ARAB REGION (19)
Algeria
Bahrain
Egypt
Iraq
Jordan
Kuwait
Lebanon
Libya
Mauritania
Morocco
Oman
Palestine
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Syrian Arab Republic
Tunisia
United Arab Emirates
Yemen
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Annex B: Status of judicial enquiries of journalists killed in 2006-2017

Annex C: List of killings of journalists condemned by the Director-General in 2016 and

Annex D: Regional groupings

2. Background and Context

UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity

Multi-stakeholder Consultation on Strengthening the Implementation of the UN Plan of

Network of Focal Points on the Safety of Journalists in the UN system

In November 2017, UN Secretary-General António Guterres addressed a request to appoint

Another development has been the appointment by the UN Secretary-General of Under-

Adoption of new resolutions on the safety of journalists at UNESCO, the UN General

At its 39th session in November 2017, UNESCO’s General Conference adopted

Increased international attention to the issue of safety of women journalists

9 UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/72/175, adopted December 2017:

of the Human Rights Council, http://undocs.org/en/A/HRC/39/23.

Groups of Friends of the Safety of Journalists

Inclusion of indicator on safety of journalists within the SDG framework (Indicator

IPDC and the safety of journalists

3. Journalists’ killings in 2016 and 2017: key findings

Figure 1: Number of killed journalists worldwide 2006-2017

Figure 2: Number of journalists Figure 3: Number of journalists

3.2 Rise in number of women journalists among fatalities

Figure 4: Percentage of men and women among

3.3 Highest number of killings among TV journalists

Figure 6: Journalists killed by Figure 7: Journalists killed by

3.4 Majority of victims are local journalists

3.5 Freelance and staff journalists

3.6 More killings occurring in countries with no armed conflict

Figure 8: Number of journalists Figure 9: Number of journalists

percentage killed in non-conflict zone percentage killed in conflict zone

4. Member States’ responses: status of the judicial enquiries on

Overview of responses received from Member States to the Director-General’s

Member DG Member State DG Member State

Afghanistan Sent Acknowledgement Sent Response on cases

Angola Sent Sent

Bahrain Sent Response on Sent

Bangladesh Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Brazil Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Bulgaria Sent Response on n/a

Burkina Faso Sent Response on Sent

Cambodia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Cameroon Sent Response on n/a

Central Africa Sent Sent

Colombia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Congo, Sent Sent

Democratic Sent Acknowledgement Sent

Denmark n/a Sent Response on cases

Dominican Sent Sent Acknowledgement of DG

Ecuador Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Egypt Sent Sent

El Salvador Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Eritrea Sent Sent

Finland Sent Response on n/a

Georgia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Greece Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Guinea Sent Response on Sent

Guyana, Sent Sent

Haiti Sent Acknowledgement Sent

Honduras Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

India Sent Sent

Indonesia Sent Response on Sent Response on cases

Iraq Sent Response on Sent Acknowledgement of DG

Jordan Sent Response on n/a

Kenya Sent Response on Sent Response on cases