111 Journalists Killed in 2025, Over 500 Jailed: IFJ Report

A new report reveals a deadly year for global media. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) says 111 journalists were killed in 2025. The IFJ published its annual report on Tuesday. It documents killings that happened while journalists were covering events worldwide. The report also states that more than 500 journalists remain imprisoned. The IFJ did not specify the countries responsible in its initial findings. The organization advocates for press freedom and journalists' rights. It calls the high numbers a crisis for global information and democracy. The full report details the circumstances of each death and imprisonment. The IFJ uses this data to pressure governments for better protection of journalists.