SRES 702
A resolution condemning violence against journalists in Mexico and expressing support for strengthening deterrent, protective, and accountability measures to prevent violence against journalists and safeguard the freedom of the press in Mexico.
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This resolution expresses strong condemnation of violence against journalists in Mexico and urges the Mexican government to take concrete steps to protect press freedom. It highlights the alarming rate of journalist killings and impunity, referencing specific cases and data from organizations like Reporters Without Borders and the Committee to Protect Journalists. The resolution calls for increased resources, improved investigations, and a more supportive environment for journalists, while also encouraging international organizations to provide assistance and monitor the situation.
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Benjamin L. Cardin
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