Haiti, Israel most likely to let journalists’ murders go unpunished, CPJ 2024 impunity index shows - Committee to Protect Journalists Reporter Htet Myat Thu (Photo: Voice of Thanbyuzayat) 10/31/24, 10:37 AM The murders in Myanmar of reporters Htet Myat Thu, Win Htut Oo, and Myat Thu Tan in 2024 mark the worst year in the country for impunity. Seven of eight journalists murdered in the index period were killed after the 2021 coup, after which the junta jailed dozens of journalists and used broad anti-state laws to quash independent reporting.. Htet Myat Thu, a well-known journalist previously shot and arrested while reporting on an anti-coup protest, was killed in a raid on his family home, along with Win Htut Oo, a close childhood friend with the exiled Democratic Voice of Burma. Myat Thu Tan was killed in detention while being held for critical posts he made on Facebook, sources said. More about the top 5 countries on the index Haiti Haiti’s rise to the top of the index this year follows the unsolved murders of seven journalists since 2019. https://cpj.org/thematic-reports/haiti-israel-most-likely-to-let-journalists-murders-go-unpunished-cpj-2024-impunity-index-shows/ Page 16 of 21