Now a Days Journalism is a Risky Business Echoes Twittersphere

Now a days journalism increasingly a risky business.journalists around the world under direct attack.Apart from physical violence,cyber trolling also effect a journalist’s mental health specially women journalists often bullying for their opinions in social media.Countries in Mexico where it’s easy to kill a journalist. Free and independent press is important for free society not anymore.Here some comments on twittersphere.

RSF calls for release of Indian woman journalist held by #Hyderabad policehttps://t.co/SsCWNWMgaK
— RSF in English (@RSF_en) July 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/StevePasquale/status/1012474131642830848?s=19

Exactly a yr ago at this hr, I survived abduction&possible assassination attempt by #PakistanArmy. 1 yr after threats have followed me abroad too& have forced me to think whether its all worth it. I explain why it is in my latest & 1st for @washingtonpost: https://t.co/CYiO6foFZ9
— Taha Siddiqui (@TahaSSiddiqui) January 10, 2019

After threat issued by #Taliban against Afghan journalists in response to anti-Taliban advertisements aired by local broadcasters, the spokesman for one provincial governor suggested journalists carry weapons.
— Andrew Quilty (@andrewquilty) June 26, 2019

Visited another tv/radio station in Kunduz that has received threats this week and is weighing option as to how to proceed…#journalismisnotacrime https://t.co/AmL84d1oGp
— Stefanie Glinski (@stephglinski) July 15, 2019

Iranian journalist Moloud Hajizadeh has been reportedly detained in Tehran on unknown charges. #Journalismisnotacrime
— Golnaz Esfandiari (@GEsfandiari) July 15, 2019

Yemeni journalist Yahya al-Sawari arrested, held without charge in unknown location https://t.co/GxOwXQgRTB
— Committee to Protect Journalists (@pressfreedom) July 17, 2019

Okay, listen up. This is not a drill. Ivan Golunov, my colleague at @meduzaproject, one of the best investigative reporters in the industry, was arrested yesterday after leaving work (I was with him before he left). He is now awaiting formal charges at a remand prison in Moscow. pic.twitter.com/INydXkBmbP
— Alexey Kovalyov (@Alexey__Kovalev) June 7, 2019

Iraqi Kurdistan is no easy place to be a journalist. @franzi2693 speaks to @KamalChomani for @GlobalJourn https://t.co/f2Fp4Aaejm via @IndexCensorship
— Index on Censorship (@IndexCensorship) July 9, 2019

#Pakistan🇵🇰: On the initiative of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists, #journalists are taking to the streets to denounce censorship and poor working conditions. We stand in solidarity with you @GMJamali_ https://t.co/z9lfZEkBLv
— IFJ (@IFJGlobal) July 17, 2019

A government that can't even drain water off the roads let alone run an entire country, will now lecture the journalists on how to do their job. https://t.co/nlLGT2R4TP
— Naila Inayat (@nailainayat) July 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/AAJWnewyorkcity/status/1150617404264898560?s=19