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Journalists and other media actors using the Internet are not subject to threats or harassment by the State.
The project has been designed in the spirit of Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)4 on the protectionof journalism and safety of journalists and other media actors.
Ensuring the safety and security of journalists and other media actors is a precondition for ensuring their ability to participate effectively in public debate.
CM/Rec(2016)4[1] of the Committee of Ministers to Member States on the protectionof journalism and safety of journalists and other media actors.
Member States should put in place acomprehensive legislative framework that enables journalists and other media actors to contribute to public debate effectively and without fear.
The project has been designed in the spirit of Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)4 on the protectionof journalism and safety of journalists and other media actors.
Threats to, and intimidation of, journalists and other media actors can often be seen as indicators or warning signals of wider or escalating threats to freedom of expression in society.
An implementation strategy of Recommendation CM/Rec(2016)4 on the protectionof journalism and safety of journalists and other media actors is currently under preparation.
States are under a positive obligation to protect journalists and other media actors against intimidation, threats and violence irrespective of their source, whether governmental, judicial, religious, economic or criminal.
It is imperative that everyone involved in killings of,attacks on and ill-treatment of journalists and other media actors be brought to justice.
This implies that journalists and other media actors have the freedom to choose their own technique or style for reporting on matters of public interest, which includes possible recourse to a degree of exaggeration, or even provocation.
They must also ensure the safety of judges, prosecutors,lawyers and witnesses involved in prosecutions for crimes against journalists and other media actors.
Member States should take into account the specific nature anddemocratic value of the role played by journalists and other media actors in particular contexts, such as in times of crisis, during election periods, at public demonstrations and in conflict zones.
The absence of such effective measures gives rise to the existence of a culture of impunity,which leads to the tolerance of abuses and crimes against journalists and other media actors.
In order to enable journalists and other media actors to fulfil the tasks ascribed to them in a democratic society, the European Court of Human Rights has recognised that their right to freedom of expression should enjoy a broad scope of protection.
Member States must exercise vigilance to ensure that legislation and sanctions are not applied in a discriminatory orarbitrary fashion against journalists and other media actors.
Attacks on and intimidation of journalists and other media actors inevitably have a grave chilling effect on freedom of expression and this effect is all the more piercing when the prevalence of attacks and intimidation is compounded by a culture of legal impunity for their perpetrators.
The protocols and training programmes should be informed by anappreciation of the important role played by journalists and other media actors in a democratic society and of gender-specific issues.
Journalists and other media actors make an essential contribution to public debate and opinion-making processes in a democratic society by acting as public or social watchdogs and by creating shared spaces for the exchange of information and ideas and for discussion.
Member States are urged to develop protocols and training programmes for all State authorities who are responsible for fulfillingState obligations concerning the protection of journalists and other media actors.
State officials and public figures should not undermine orattack the integrity of journalists and other media actors, for example on the basis of their gender or ethnic identity, or by accusing them of disseminating propaganda, and thereby jeopardise their safety.
They should also take the necessary legislative and/or other measures to prevent the frivolous, vexatious or malicious use of the law andlegal process to intimidate and silence journalists and other media actors.
Member States should proactivelyand vigorously pursue the priorities of protecting journalists and other media actors and combating impunity in all relevant regional and international intergovernmental forums and, more generally, in their foreign policy and relations.
To achieve this, member States should take appropriate preventive operational measures, such as providing police protection,especially when it is requested by journalists or other media actors, or voluntary evacuation to a safe place.
State officials and public figures should publicly and unequivocally condemn all instances of threats andviolence against journalists and other media actors, irrespective of the source of those threats and acts of violence.
Member States should co-operate fully with information-gathering, awareness-raising and other initiatives co-ordinated by international andregional intergovernmental organisations concerning the safety of journalists and other media actors.
These guidelines are designed to meet the many-faceted challenge of ensuring the effective protection of journalism andsafety of journalists and other media actors, which necessitates coherent, complementary strategies by member States.
Member States should exercise similar vigilance to ensure that administrative measures such as registration, accreditation andtaxation schemes are not used to harass journalists and other media actors, or to frustrate their ability to contribute effectively to public debate.
Member States should encourage media organisations, while not encroaching on their editorial oroperational autonomy, to fulfil their institutional responsibilities towards all journalists and other media actors working for them- in salaried, freelance and all other capacities.