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Detail Of Terrorism Update

5/4/2012

Pakistan      20 persons including four Policemen killed in suicide attack in Bajaur Agency of FATA
Pakistan      Nine persons including five Policemen killed on the seventh day of Lyari Operation
India      Maoists kill three civilians in Odisha
Pakistan      Two people including ex-Army man killed in separate incidents in Karachi
Pakistan      Two brothers shot dead in Balochistan
India      Civilian abducted and subsequently killed in Assam
Pakistan      Abducted prayer leader of Darul Uloom Haqqania found dead in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
India      Territorial Army trooper killed in Jammu and Kashmir
India      Abducted Collector freed in Chhattisgarh
Bangladesh      Seven Islamist militants arrested in two separate incidents
India      Four militants arrested in Manipur
India      Former 'squad commander' arrested in Jharkhand
India      Maoist arrested in Bihar
India      Pune court grants eight days' Police custody to IM militant
Pakistan      Supreme Court orders Balochistan IGP to present all missing persons before the court
Pakistan      Growing incidents of clashes reported in militant training camps in PoK
India      Intelligence inputs warn of GNLA attack on Government installations in Meghalaya
India      SIMI actively present in Kerala, NIA confirms
Pakistan      105 terror attacks kill 97 persons during the first quarter of 2012 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan      Pakistan second most dangerous country for journalists, says UNESCO
India      GoI extends ceasefire with NSCN-K for another year
Nepal      Major parties strike 5-point deal to form National Unity Government
India      Maoists have a clear agenda on kidnappings, says Andhra Maoist leader Ganesh
Sri Lanka      President Office justifies recent search operation and rejects TNA's criticism
Pakistan      US release some documents found during raid at Osama bin Laden's Abbotaabad compound
Pakistan      Pakistan wants alternative to drone attacks, says Foreign Office
India      Maharashtra Police to get training to deal with terror cases







 
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Pakistan second most dangerous country for journalists, says UNESCO

A report released by UNESCO ranks Pakistan as the second-most dangerous country for journalists in 2010-2011, reports Dawn. Mexico was the most dangerous, with 18 journalist fatalities in that time frame. Two Pakistani journalists were killed in 2006-2007, followed by six in 2008-2009 and 16 in 2010-2011, the report, “The Safety of Journalists and the Danger of Impunity,” found. Forty-two journalists have been killed in Pakistan since 1992, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.

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