The International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI) is observed each year on November 2. Recognized by the United Nations, this day highlights the urgent need to protect journalists and address the widespread impunity for crimes committed against them. By drawing global attention to these issues, IDEI advocates for safer conditions for journalists and calls for justice and accountability to uphold freedom of the press worldwide.
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Why in the news? | International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists 2024 |
Date | November 2 |
Established by | UN General Assembly (Resolution A/RES/68/163) |
Background | Commemorates the assassination of two French journalists in Mali on November 2, 2013. |
Purpose | Highlights violence and impunity faced by journalists. Advocates for freedom of expression and access to information. Calls for justice and accountability for crimes against journalists. |
Theme for 2024 | “Safety of Journalists in Crises and Emergencies” focusing on journalist protection in conflict zones. |
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