
The Reporters Without Borders' organization has voiced its concern over targeting the Libyan media institutions.
In statements, Reporters Without Borders assistant research director Virginie Dangles said that Libya is witnessing a blatant violation of the principle of media freedom.
Media men in Libya are prone to a series of assassination and murder attempts with the aim of forcing them to propagate malicious information.
The organization urged the Libyan mass media outlets to exercise the highest degree of independence, impartiality and professionalism through all media coverage, especially during the political and military crises.
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