1,468 journalists have been killed with unknown accountability. Not knowing who committed the crime leaves a disturbing gap and threatens press freedom.

805 murders remained completely unpunished. No one held accountable: justice failed to protect those who report the truth.

157 journalists saw justice only partially served. Some perpetrators punished, others free: a clear signal of the challenges in ensuring full accountability.

Only 49 journalists received justice: those responsible for their killings were prosecuted and punished. A tiny number compared to total cases, showing that complete accountability remains rare, though possible.

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