Helsinki Citizens' Assembly-Vanadzor

Statement of support for Ukraine

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February 25, 2022

Joint | Announcements

We, the undersigned organisations, stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, but particularly Ukrainian journalists who now find themselves at the frontlines of a large-scale European war.

 

We unilaterally condemn the violence and aggression that puts thousands of our colleagues all over Ukraine in grave danger.

 

We call on the international community to provide any possible assistance to those who are taking on the brave role of reporting from the war zone that is now Ukraine. 

 

We condemn the physical violence, the cyberattacks, disinformation and all other weapons employed by the aggressor against the free and democratic Ukrainian press. 

 

We also stand in solidarity with independent Russian media who continue to report the truth in unprecedented conditions.

 

Join the statement of support for Ukraine by signing it here

 

#Журналісти_Важливі

 

Signed: 

  1. Justice for Journalists Foundation 

  2. Index on Censorship

  3. International Foundation for Protection of Freedom of Speech “Adil Soz” 

  4. International Media Support (IMS)

  5. Yerevan Press Club 

  6. Turkmen.news 

  7. Free Press Unlimited

  8. Human Rights Center "Viasna"

  9. Albanian Helsinki Committee

  10.  Media Rights Group, Azerbaijan 

  11.  European Centre for Press and Media Freedom

  12.  Association of European Journalists

  13.  School of Peacemaking and Media Technology in Central Asia 

  14.  Human Rights Center of Azerbaijan

  15.  Reporters Without Borders, RSF

  16.  Association of Independent Press of Moldova, API 

  17.  Public Association “Dignity”, Kazakhstan

  18.  PEN International 

  19.  Human Rights House Foundation, Norway

  20.  IFEX

  21.  UNITED for Intercultural Action

  22.  Human Rights House Yerevan

  23.  Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly - Vanadzor, Armenia

  24.  Rafto Foundation for Human Rights, Norway

  25.  Society of Journalists, Warsaw

  26.  The Swedish OSCE-network

  27.  Hungarian Helsinki Committee 

  28.  Legal policy research centre, Kazakhstan

  29.  Public Foundation Notabene - Tajikistan 

  30.  HR NGO “Citizens’ Watch - St. Petersburg, Russia

  31.  English PEN

  32.  Public organization “Dawn” - Tajikistan

  33.  International Press Institute (IPI)

  34.  The Union of Journalists of Kazakhstan 

  35.  ARTICLE 19

  36.  Human Rights House Tbilisi

  37. Rights Georgia

  38. Election Monitoring and Democracy Studies Center. Azerbaijan

  39.  International Service for Human Rights (ISHR)

  40. Bulgarian Helsinki Committee

  41. Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD)

  42. European Federation of Journalists

  43. Social Media Development Center, Georgia

  44. Populus Rei, Georgia 

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