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BAGUIO CITY — A radio broadcaster in Aurora, known for his environmental advocacy, has remained missing since he was believed abducted eight months ago.
Voicing its outrage over the disappearance of radioman Joey Estriber, the Paris-based Reporters Sans Frontiers (Reporters Without Borders) demanded an explanation for what it described as the "indifference" of both local and national authorities to his fate.
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The Paris-based Reporters sans Frontieres (RSF or Reporters Without Borders) report said 63 journalists were killed worldwide in 2005 and 1,300 physically attacked or threatened, making it the deadliest year in a decade.
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The journalist, Alberto Martinez, 46, identified the two men as those who ambushed him late Sunday as he drove home on his motorcycle in Kabacan town, municipal police chief Abello Junga—ya told reporters.
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January 6, 2006 - 12:00am
