Here’s a jarring line from a story about the ongoing battle between reporters and the corrupt in Russia (emphasis added):

“Beketov has lost a leg and is still in a coma, but that is not all — threatening calls were also made to the hospital where he was taken,” Reporters Without Borders said.
“Violence against journalists continues to be very much in the news in Russia… This cycle of violence must stop.”

Cycle of violence? Surely Reporters Without Borders isn’t suggesting that journalists’ coverage of corruption is tantamount to their end in an exchange of violence. And yet, there it is: Apparently unaware that its language does so, the group equivocates and hands a portion of the blame to the victims.
The violence must stop, period, as must the corruption that begets it.