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The United States calls for justice for journalists around the world
The United States reiterated its call for justice for brave journalists around the world on November 2, the Day for the Elimination of Crimes Against Journalists. according to Ned Price, State Department spokesman.
He said a free and independent press plays a key role in promoting democracy and is important for global development.
Journalists are the basis of independent news media, and they must disclose information to the public and report to governments impartially and have to monitor and act responsibly, he more added.
Since 1992, More than 1,500 journalists and press workers have been killed, and most of them have not been legally resolved.
“Since 1992, More than 1,500 journalists and press workers have been killed, and most of them have not been legally resolved. More than 294 journalists were imprisoned worldwide as of December 2021. Also, 73 percent of female journalists have been threatened and harassed.”
The Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ
More than 294 journalists were imprisoned worldwide as of December 2021, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ. Also, 73 percent of female journalists have been threatened and harassed, according to UNESCO.
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