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Calls for probe into attacks on female journalists during Jerusalem march

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 11 June 2024

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Calls for probe into attacks on female journalists during Jerusalem march
The Coalition of Women in Journalism is calling for immediate investigations into the assaults on 21 journalists during a recent Jerusalem march. This incident underscores ongoing concerns about press freedom and the safety of media workers in conflict zones.

The Coalition of Women in Journalism (CFWIJ) has called for immediate investigations and increased protections following the assault of 21 journalists during the June 5 march in Jerusalem. This urgent appeal highlights severe violations of press freedom, with journalists such as Allyson Horn and Diala Jweihan among those attacked.

In a tweet, the CFWIJ emphasized that these assaults are a blatant violation of press freedom, urging Israel to uphold its obligations to ensure the safety of journalists. The coalition's demand for action underscores the critical need for accountability and the protection of media workers in conflict zones.

"Israel must uphold its obligations to ensure journalists' safety," the CFWIJ tweeted, drawing attention to the repeated risks journalists face while covering events in volatile areas. This incident adds to a growing list of concerns about the safety of journalists worldwide, particularly in regions experiencing political and social unrest.

The international community and press freedom advocates are closely monitoring the situation, calling for swift and transparent investigations to hold those responsible accountable.

KEY POINTS:

  • 21 journalists attacked during Jerusalem march on June 5
  • CFWIJ calls for urgent investigations and protections
  • Allyson Horn and Diala Jweihan among those assaulted
  • Press freedom violations highlighted by the incidents
  • International community demands accountability for perpetrators

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