include functioning democracies, including the Philippines, Russia, Brazil, Mexico, and India. Over 96 journalist murders are still unsolved in these countries, breaking the myth that democracies are safer places for journalists because they respect freedom of speech. The UN has often called on states to take greater steps to protect journalists amidst armed conflict but also where there is no such conflict. A society where journalists continue to be silenced with impunity is a society that is afraid of asking critical questions. Pakistan must reaffirm its commitment to the safety of journalists by solving the unresolved murders of journalists in the country. The killers of journalists cannot be allowed to go unpunished.
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