US EditionMedia groups urge Israel to allow Gaza access for foreign journalists
- Over 130 leaders from news and press freedom organizations called for immediate access for foreign journalists to Gaza in a letter coordinated by the Committee to Protect Journalists and Reporters Without Borders.
- Israeli authorities have restricted the entry of international journalists into Gaza since the war began, allowing only brief, military-controlled visits.
- The letter emphasizes the need for independent journalists in Gaza for transparency, especially during renewed military operations and humanitarian efforts.
- Jodie Ginsberg, CEO of the Committee to Protect Journalists, stated that Israel must allow journalists to work in Gaza 'without fear for their lives.
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20 months ago Israel "has refused to allow independent access to journalists outside of Gaza", a situation that the signatories consider to be "without precedent in modern war".
Over 130 Press Freedom Groups Call for ‘Immediate’ Access to Gaza, Journalist Protection - Quds News Network
More than 130 news organizations and press freedom groups have called on Israel to grant international journalists “immediate, independent, and unrestricted” access to Gaza. They also urged full protection for Palestinian journalists working in there with over 200 journalists have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza over the past 20 months.
CPJ, other media leaders call for unrestricted access to Gaza for journalists
After 20 months of almost complete exclusion of international media from Gaza, the letter demands the protection of Palestinian journalists currently reporting under siege in the territory. The post CPJ, other media leaders call for unrestricted access to Gaza for journalists appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Media groups urge Israel to allow Gaza access for foreign journalists
More than 130 news outlets and press freedom groups called Thursday for Israel to immediately lift a near-total ban on international media entering Gaza, while calling for greater protections for Palestinian journalists in the territory.
More than 130 media and journalists' organizations have asked Israel on Thursday for "immediate access" and "without restrictions" to the international press in the Gaza Strip, to which foreign correspondents do not have access, except for exceptions, since 7 October 2023.
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