Follow-up to report on how male victims of war are deliberately ignored: Over 80% of civilian casualties during the Kosovo war were teenage boys and able-bodied men.

Analysis of the coverage surrounding the Kosovo war, and how the targeted killing of Kosovo civilian men were largely ignored.

"A study by researchers from the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia published in 2000 in medical journal the Lancet estimated that "12,000 deaths in the total population" could be attributed to war.... The highest mortality rates were in men between 15-49 accounting for 5421 victims of war as well as for the man over 50 accounting for total of 5176 victims of the war. For persons younger than 15 the estimates were 160 victims for males and 200 for females. For the woman between 15-49 the estimate is that there was 510 victims and for the woman older than 50 years the estimate is 541 victims..."