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Ninety-four journalists killed in 2023, says IFJ - Vimarsana News

Ninety-four journalists killed in 2023, says IFJ

The International Federation of Journalists records that 94 journalists and media workers, including 9 women, have been killed in 2023. Since 7 October, more than one journalist a day has lost their lives during the war in Gaza, a scale and pace of loss of media professionals’ lives without precedent.  Publishing ahead of International Human Rights Day, on the 10th December, the IFJ insists that far greater action is required from the international community to safeguard journalists’ lives and hold to account their attackers.

Source: ifj.org
Myanmar: Military sentences journalist to 10 years imprisonment - Vimarsana News

Myanmar: Military sentences journalist to 10 years imprisonment

Burmese journalist Hmu Yadanar Khet Moh Moh Tun, who has been jailed since 2021, was sentenced to an additional ten years’ imprisonment with hard labour by the military controlled Thingangyun District Court on May 26. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its affiliate, the Myanmar Journalist Network (MJN), condemn Moh Moh Tun’s illegal sentencing and urge the junta to immediately and unconditionally release her and other journalists in detention.

Source: ifj.org
Myanmar Military sentences journalist to 10 years imprisonment, IFJ seeks unconditional release - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Military sentences journalist to 10 years imprisonment, IFJ seeks unconditional release

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its affiliate, the Myanmar Journalist Network (MJN), on Wednesday condemned Burmese journalist Moh Moh Tun’s “illegal sentencing” and urged the Myanmar junta to immediately and unconditionally release her and other journalists in detention

Myanmar: Five journalists freed as human rights abuses escalate - Vimarsana News

Myanmar: Five journalists freed as human rights abuses escalate

Myanmar’s military junta has released five journalists jailed under arbitrary incitement and dissent charges in an amnesty on so-called ‘humanitarian grounds’ of 2,153 prisoners on May 3. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joins its affiliate, the Myanmar Journalists Network (MJN), in urging the junta to immediately release all journalists still in detention, and calling on the international community to do all it can to resolve the crisis in Myanmar and hold perpetrators of gross violations of international human rights law to account.

Source: ifj.org
'Five Pakistani journalists among 67 killed this year' - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

'Five Pakistani journalists among 67 killed this year' - Newspaper

IFJ renews call for concrete steps for journalists' safety, records spike in number of journalists killed or imprisoned in 2022.

Source: dawn.com