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To journalists and people working in the media in Senegal:
We would like to express our deep appreciation to you for the essential role you play in our society. As journalists, you are the guardians of freedom of expression, democracy and the right to information. Your job is not only to inform the public, but also to hold political and economic actors accountable for their actions.
In Senegal, you play a crucial role in consolidating our young democracy. Your professionalism and commitment to providing accurate and objective information are essential to maintaining public confidence in the media. You help us understand national and international issues, form our own opinions and make informed decisions.
However, we are aware of the difficulties you face on a daily basis. Threats, intimidation and physical attacks have unfortunately become commonplace for many journalists. These heinous acts are meant to drown out your voice and hamper your work. We strongly condemn these attacks and call on the competent authorities to take measures to protect your safety and guarantee the freedom of the press.
In addition, we are also aware of the economic challenges faced by many media. Job insecurity, lack of financial resources and commercial pressures can compromise your editorial independence and ability to investigate thoroughly. We call on authorities and stakeholders to support the Senegalese press by creating an enabling environment for your work and providing funding opportunities to ensure the sustainability of your media.
As citizens, we are committed to supporting free and independent journalism. We encourage you to continue your work with integrity, respecting the ethical principles of your profession. We also ask that you continue to be impartial, fact check, and give voice to all parties involved in a situation or debate.
In conclusion, we recognize the crucial importance of your role as journalists and people working in the media in Senegal. You are key players in building an informed, enlightened and democratic society. We support and encourage you in your quest for transparency, accountability and justice. To the journalists and media people of Senegal, we thank you for your work and your dedication.
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