Приклади вживання Attacks against journalists Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Subscribe to attacks against journalists.
Attacks against journalists are not confined to murder.
Since the beginning of this year, attacks against journalists have been steadily rising.
Kyrgyzstan saw backsliding in 2006 due to an increase in censorship and attacks against journalists.
Violence and attacks against journalists are unacceptable and must stop.
We need to see more progress in the investigations of killings and violent attacks against journalists and civil society activists.
Violent attacks against journalists are going unpunished in many of the countries.
The situation remains worrying in the country: from January to November,NUJU registered 85 physical attacks against journalists.
There were 426 attacks against journalists and media outlets in Mexico in 2016 alone.
Over the past year, public organizations recorded almost 300 facts of violation of the right to freedom of expression,whereas about 100 attacks against journalists.
The United States also condemns targeted attacks against journalists and peaceful protestors, including detentions.
Attacks against journalists- whether prominent investigative reporters or precarious freelancers- always go beyond the individual case and concern us all.
The United States also condemns targeted attacks against journalists and peaceful protestors, including detentions.
These words of former OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Miklos Harasztiprobably most accurately describe the situation with attacks against journalists in the world.
Open Dialog Foundation condemns these attacks against journalists and calls for an immediate end to this extraordinary level of censorship.
Such a failure inflicts additional pain on journalists and their families andfosters a sense of impunity that paves the way for further attacks against journalists.
Impunity for attacks against journalists constitutes the main challenge to the strengthening of the protection of journalists.".
The Ukrainian Institute of Mass Media, an independent monitoring group,recorded 113 physical attacks against journalists in Ukraine in the first part of 2016.
The UN states,“… impunity for attacks against journalists constitutes one of the main challenges to strengthening the protection of journalists.”.
We urge Ukrainian authorities to take realsteps to break cycle of impunity for crimes and attacks against journalists,” added EFJ President Mogens Blicher Bjerregård.
It also states:"impunity for attacks against journalists constitutes the main challenge to the strengthening of the protection of journalists.".
In May of 2016, the largest number of violations of freedom of press was registeredcompared to any other month of 2016(7 beatings and attacks against journalists, 11 cases of obstruction, 5 threats).
Of 11 cases of beatings and attacks against journalists, the majority are related to actions conducted in Kyiv near the Presidential Administration and Verkhovna Rada.
The NGO Freedom House has downgraded the country's rating from“partly free” to“not free” because of the State censorship of television broadcasts, continued harassment and disruption of independent media,and the failure of authorities to adequately investigate attacks against journalists.
She said that“71 attacks against journalists, two-thirds of the total so far in 2016, have been committed by private persons, 50 by officials, and six by law enforcement.".
The categories with most frequent occurrences were obstructions, threats and attacks against journalists(for comparison, in 2017 those were obstructions, access to information, and threats).
Attacks against journalists and civic activists are absolutely unacceptable to a democratic society and must be effectively investigated," the statement said.
Odesa is one of the three regions ofUkraine with the lowest level of freedom of press: many attacks against journalists are not investigated, and media outlets are mainly established for protecting one's business and political interests.
Attacks against journalists and other media actors constitute particularly serious violations of human rights because they target not only individuals, but deprive others of their right to receive information, thus restricting public debate, which is at the very heart of pluralist democracy.