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The International Day to End Impunity campaign
The International Day to End Impunity website is the best place to start for anyone looking to get involved with the initiative. Hosted by IFEX, the site contains a wealth of information about impunity, including a map of related events, campaign materials including posters and infographics, and resources on impunity around the world. It is also home to the “23 Actions in 23 Days” campaign, which provides a different case or action that you can participate in each day from November 1 – 23. Visit the International Day to End Impunity Website: daytoendimpunity.org Follow IFEX on Twitter: @IFEX Follow the campaign on Twitter: #IDEISpeak Justice: Voices Against Impunity campaign
CJFE is proud to be a partner of the Committee to Protect Journalists’ (CPJ), Speak Justice: Voices Against Impunity campaign. Like IFEX’s campaign, Speak Justice aims to provide people with an opportunity to demand justice for journalists whose assailants remain unpunished. Their website features resources such as videos, information on collaborating organizations, and a downloadable toolkit filled with resources that may be shared on various social media platforms. Follow CPJ’s Speak Justice Now Campaign on Twitter: @SpeakJusticeNow Visit the Speak Justice Campaign website: speakjusticenow.orgCentre for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR)
CMFR is an IFEX member organization based in the Philippines. They are committed to promoting the importance of the media and the role of the free press in the development of the Philippine democracy. The organization remains heavily involved in tracking the ongoing efforts to prosecute the perpetrators of the Ampatuan Massacre. They have set up a microsite specifically to highlight both the Massacre and the International Day to End Impunity campaign. Follow CMFR on Twitter: @cmfr Visit CMFR’s International Day to End Impunity microsite: cmfr-phil.org/endimpunityinphNouran Sedaghat is former CJFE intern, currently completing her degree in political science and art history.
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