Moreover, both sides in the conflict do not support the coverage of the uprising.
Initially, the Syrian government started arresting reporters who were covering the anti- government protests.
Know why living in Syria is risky for a journalist
New Delhi: Syria is one of the deadliest places in the world for journalists. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 29 journalists were killed in Syria in 2013 and 31 in 2012.
Moreover, both sides in the conflict do not support the coverage of the uprising.
Initially, the Syrian government started arresting reporters who were covering the anti- government protests.
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