article_snippet.sent: By far the biggest jailer of journalists in the world is China, where a majority of the 44 people behind bars at the end of 2014 were bloggers, most of bloggers Uighur or Tibetan activists who straddle the line between journalism and activism.
article_snippet.sent: Jailing journalists is one thing, but watching Jailing journalists being killed and doing little or nothing about it is another.
article_snippet.sent: Since 1992, 11% of journalists killed have died for 11% of journalists killed work online.
article_snippet.sent: The bottom line: Online journalists, operating outside the restraints of mainstream media, have become the most vulnerable targets for governments and independent actors.
article_snippet.sent: Where there is the restrictive rule of law, journalists are vulnerable to the anger of officialdom.
article_snippet.sent: Where the restrictive rule of law is weak, journalists are vulnerable to the attacks of killers who seldom, if ever, answer to the restrictive rule of law.
highlights_snippet.sent: But where there is the restrictive rule of law, journalists are vulnerable to the anger of officialdom .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: From China to Malaysia, journalists and bloggers have been jailed -- even killed .