Reuters
Photojournalist, Mulham Barakat, passed away Friday near Al Kendi Hospital in
Aleppo, during his covering to the ongoing battles between rebels and forces
loyal to Bashar Al Assad, Lens of Young Halabi F.B reported.
Media watchdog, Reporters Without
Borders (RSF) says at least 25 professional journalists and 70 citizen
journalists have been killed in the conflict.
RSF says at least 16 foreign
journalists are missing in Syria, although many cases have not been made public
at the request of their families.
The deteriorating conditions have
prompted many international media organisations to suspend sending reporters to
rebel-held areas.
"Most journalists are saying
for now that it is too risky to go to Syria, though many of them want to go and
feel that they should," said RSF's Soazig Dollet, according to AFP.
An estimated 126,000 people have
been killed and millions displaced by Syria's civil war, which erupted after a
fierce government crackdown on pro-democracy protests first held in March 2011.
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