UN Remembers 700+ Journalists Killed In Last Decade

The United Nations reports that more than 700 journalists have been
killed in the line of duty in the last decade. To mark the
International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists on
Monday, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon remembered those journalists who
have been killed in conflict situations, and those deliberately
silenced while attempting to report truth.

Patrice Howard reports from UN Headquarters in New York.

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