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Fondacija Pravda za novinare (JFJ) i više od 60 organizacija solidarni su sa narodom Ukrajine, ali posebno sa ukrajinskim novinarima koji se sada nalaze na frontu velikog evropskog rata, saopštio je JFJ, a prenosi Nezavisno udruženje novinara Srbije (NUNS).
„Mi, dole potpisane organizacije, solidarni smo sa narodom Ukrajine, ali posebno sa ukrajinskim novinarima koji se sada nalaze na frontu velikog evropskog rata. Jednostrano osuđujemo nasilje i agresiju koja hiljade naših kolega širom Ukrajine dovodi u ozbiljnu opasnost“, navodi se u saopštenju.
I pozivaju međunarodnu zajednicu da pruži svaku moguću pomoć onima koji „preuzimaju hrabru ulogu izveštavanja iz ratne zone koja je sada Ukrajina“.
„Osuđujemo fizičko nasilje, sajber napade, dezinformacije i sva druga oružja koja je agresor koristio protiv slobodne i demokratske ukrajinske štampe. Takođe smo solidarni sa nezavisnim ruskim medijima koji nastavljaju da izveštavaju istinito u uslovima bez presedana“, navode.
Potpisnici:
Justice for Journalists Foundation
Index on Censorship
International Foundation for Protection of Freedom of Speech “Adil Soz”
International Media Support (IMS)
Yerevan Press Club
Turkmen.news
Free Press Unlimited
Human Rights Center “Viasna”
Albanian Helsinki Committee
Media Rights Group, Azerbaijan
European Centre for Press and Media Freedom
Association of European Journalists
School of Peacemaking and Media Technology in Central Asia
Human Rights Center of Azerbaijan
Reporters Without Borders, RSF
Association of Independent Press of Moldova, API
Public Association “Dignity”, Kazakhstan
PEN International
Human Rights House Foundation, Norway
IFEX
UNITED for Intercultural Action
Human Rights House Yerevan
Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly – Vanadzor, Armenia ??
Rafto Foundation for Human Rights, Norway
Society of Journalists, Warsaw
The Swedish OSCE-network
Hungarian Helsinki Committee
Legal policy research centre, Kazakhstan
Public Foundation Notabene – Tajikistan
HR NGO “Citizens’ Watch – St. Petersburg, Russia
English PEN
Public organization “Dawn” – Tajikistan
International Press Institute (IPI)
The Union of Journalists of Kazakhstan
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Human Rights House Tbilisi
Rights Georgia
Election Monitoring and Democracy Studies Center. Azerbaijan
International Service for Human Rights (ISHR)
Bulgarian Helsinki Committee
Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD)
European Federation of Journalists
Social Media Development Center, Georgia
Populus Rei, Georgia
OBC Transeuropa
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism
Journalists Union YENI NESIL, Azerbaijan
Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) , Istanbul
Baku Press Club
Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development Premium Times
Union Sapari
The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ)
Committee to Protect Freedom of Expression, Armenia
FEDERATIA SINDICATELOR DIN SOCIETATEA ROMANA DE RADIODIFUZIUNE, Bucharest, ROMANIA
Bucharest, ROMANIA
CD FILMS (FRANCE)
CFDT-Journalistes
Belarusian Association of Journalists
SafeJournalists network
Association of Journalists of Kosovo
Association of Journalists of Macedonia
BH Journalists Association
Croatian Journalists’ Association
Independent Journalists Association of Serbia
Trade Union of Media of Montenegro
Analytical Center for Central Asia (ACCA)