Свабоду грузінскай журналістцы Мзіі Амаглабелі! Заява праваабарончых арганізацый

Журналісты, рэдакцыі, абаронцы свабоды прэсы, праваабаронцы, журналісцкія арганізацыі і прадстаўнікі ЕС заклікаюць улады Грузіі неадкладна вызваліць Мзію Амаглабелі, якая трымала галадоўку на працягу пяці тыдняў з моманту арышту ў пачатку студзеня.

Мзія Амаглабелі. Фота: з сайта newsgeorgia.ge

11 студзеня падчас падаўлення ўрадам прадэмакратычных пратэстаў спадарыня Мзія была арыштавана па непрапарцыйным абвінавачанням у нападзе на паліцэйскага пасля сваркі з начальнікам паліцыі ў Батумі — абвінавачанне прадугледжвае да сямі гадоў пазбаўлення волі. З тых часоў яе несправядліва ўтрымлівалі ў папярэднім зняволенні, дзе яна вырашыла адмовіцца ад ежы на знак пратэсту супраць дрэннага абыходжання з ёй і супраць больш шырокіх рэпрэсій у Грузіі.

18 лютага Мзія абвясціла пра спыненні галадоўкі пасля таго, як лекары папярэдзілі, што яе жыццю існуе непасрэдная пагроза.

4 лютага Мзію перавялі ў бальніцу, дзе лекары папярэдзілі, што ў яе хутка стане  недастатковасць органаў. Суд па пераглядзе меры стрымання Мзіі прызначаны на 4 сакавіка.

Мзію чакае доўгая рэабілітацыя, каб аднавіць здароўе, і яе нельга вяртаць у турму.

Спадарыня Мзія з’яўляецца заснавальніцай і дырэктаркай Batumelebi і Netgazeti, двух самых папулярных і паважаных інтэрнэт-парталаў навін Грузіі, якія асвятляюць карупцыю і злоўжыванні ўладай. На працягу сваёй кар’еры Мзія дэманстравала ўзорную мужнасць і непахісную прыхільнасць абароне дэмакратычных каштоўнасцяў, свабоды прэсы і правоў журналістаў.

Арышт Мзіі адбыўся падчас жорсткага падаўлення дэмакратычных пратэстаў і эскалацыі нападаў на незалежных журналістаў.

Са сваёй турэмнай камеры Мзія даслала наступнае паведамленне:

«Гэтыя працэсы разгортваюцца на працягу апошняга года і ўкараняюцца ў наша паўсядзённае жыццё ў якасці дыктатуры. Свабода значна даражэйшая за жыццё, і яна пастаўлена на карту. Змагайцеся, пакуль не позна […] Я не схілюся перад гэтым рэжымам. Я не буду гуляць па яго правілах».

Улады Грузіі павінны неадкладна вызваліць Мзію, зняць з яе непрапарцыйныя абвінавачванні і правесці незалежнае расследаванне абвінавачанняў у жорсткім абыходжанні з ёй. Мы падтрымліваем Мзію Амаглабелі, яе калег з Batumelebi і Netgazeti, а таксама ўсіх незалежных журналістаў Грузіі.

Гэтую заяву ініцыяваў Міжнародны інстытут прэсы (IPI), глабальная сетка рэдактараў, кіраўнікоў СМІ і вядучых журналістаў. 

Арганізацыі:

1. Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI) 
2. Osser­va­to­rio Bal­cani Cau­ca­so Transeu­ropa (OBCT)
3. Euro­pean Fed­er­a­tion of Jour­nal­ists (EFJ)
4. Euro­pean Cen­tre for Press and Media Free­dom (ECPMF)
5. Free Press Unlim­it­ed (FPU)
6. Com­mit­tee to Pro­tect Jour­nal­ists (CPJ)
7. Inter­na­tion­al Fed­er­a­tion for Human Rights 
8. Media Diver­si­ty Insti­tute Glob­al
9. Soci­ety of Jour­nal­ists (TD), Poland
10. Jus­tice for Jour­nal­ists Foun­da­tion
11. Nation­al Union of Jour­nal­ists of Ukraine (NUJU), Ukraine
12. Jour­nal­ists Union of Ser­bia / SINOS, Ser­bia
13. Asso­ci­a­tion of Jour­nal­ists of Koso­vo (AGK), Koso­vo
14. Inde­pen­dent Trade Union of Jour­nal­ists and Media Work­ers (SSNM), North Mace­do­nia
15. The Belaru­sian Asso­ci­a­tion of Jour­nal­ists (BAJ), Belarus
16. Asso­ci­a­tion of Jour­nal­ists (GCD), Türkiye
17. The  Geor­gian Char­ter of Jour­nal­is­tic Ethics
18. Trade Union of Croa­t­ian Jour­nal­ists (TUCJ), Croa­t­ia
19. Cen­ter for Media, Infor­ma­tion and Social Research (CMIS), Geor­gia
20. Inde­pen­dent Jour­nal­ists’ Asso­ci­a­tion of Ser­bia (IJAS), Ser­bia
21. Hun­gar­i­an Press Union (HPU), Hun­gary
22. Stu­dio Mon­i­tor (Geor­gia)
23. Asso­ci­a­tion lux­em­bour­geoise des jour­nal­istes pro­fes­sion­nels (ALJP), Lux­em­bourg
24. Asso­ci­a­tion of Pol­ish Jour­nal­ists (SDP), Poland
25. Inde­pen­dent Asso­ci­a­tion of Geor­gian Jour­nal­ists (IAGJ), Geor­gia
26. South East Europe Media Organ­i­sa­tion (SEEMO) 
27. Trans­paren­cy Inter­na­tion­al Geor­gia (TIG)
28. Grans­ki sindikat kul­ture, umet­nos­ti i medi­ja „Neza­v­is­nost“ (GS KUM  “Neza­v­is­nost”), Ser­bia
29. Maisi News (Geor­gia)  
30. TV PIRVELI – (GEORGIA)
31. Agru­pación de Peri­odis­tas FSC-CCOO, Spain
32. Media Diver­si­ty Insti­tute  (MDI)
33. Reporters with­out Bor­ders (Reporters sans fron­tières)
34. Muwatin Media Net­work 
35. Media Ombuds­man (Geor­gia)
36. Insti­tute for Reporters Free­dom and Safe­ty (IRFS)
37. Media April (Geor­gia)
38. Pub­lic Record (Roma­nia) 
39. Media and Jour­nal­ism Research Cen­ter (MJRC)
40. Cau­ca­sus Open Space (Geor­gia)
41. Aso­ci­ac­ja Human Con­stan­ta Inter­na­tion­al
42. IFEX
43. PumaPod­cast, Philip­pines
44. Soma­li Jour­nal­ists Syn­di­cate (SJS)
45. The Fix Media
46. Human Rights Cen­ter (HRC), Geor­gia
47. Syn­di­cat Nation­al des Jour­nal­istes (SNJ), France
48. Jour­nal­ists’ and Media Work­ers’ Union (JMWU), Rus­sia 
49. For­mu­la TV, Geor­gia 
50. Media Voice 
51. Rights Geor­gia
52. Journalist’s Net­work for Gen­der Equal­i­ty
53. Glob­al Bar Mag­a­zine, Swe­den
54. Civil.ge, Geor­gia
55. Voxeurop.eu
56. Asso­ci­a­tion of Euro­pean Jour­nal­ists (AEJ), France
57. Geor­gian Alliance of Region­al Broad­cast­ers
58. Jour­nal­ism Resource Cen­ter
59. TOK TV
60. Pro­gres­sive Jour­nal­ists Asso­ci­a­tion (PJA), Türkiye 
61. Jour­nal­ists’ Union of Athens Dai­ly News­pa­pers (JUADN), Greece 
62. Asso­ci­a­tion des Jour­nal­istes pro­fes­sion­nels (AJP), Bel­gium
63.  Geor­gian­news / Mtis Ambe­bi
64. Swedish Union of Jour­nal­ists (SJF), Swe­den
65. Ice­landic Union of Jour­nal­ists (BI), Ice­land
66. Nor­we­gian Union of Jour­nal­ists (NJ), Nor­way
67. Media Diver­si­ty Insti­tute West­ern Balka­ns
68. Jour­nal­ists About Jour­nal­ism, (jaj.gr)
69. Dan­ish Union of Jour­nal­ists (DJ), Den­mark
70. Media and Law Stud­ies Asso­ci­a­tion (MLSA), Türkiye
71. Balkan Inves­tiga­tive Report­ing Net­work (BIRN), Bosnia and Herze­gov­ina
72. Eston­ian Asso­ci­a­tion of Jour­nal­ists (EAL), Esto­nia
73. Women in Media NGO, Ukraine 
74. Euro­pean Jour­nal­ism Train­ing Asso­ci­a­tion (EJTA), Bel­gium
75. Index on Cen­sor­ship
76. Asso­ci­a­tion of Euro­pean Jour­nal­ists (AEJ)
77. Asso­ci­a­tion of Euro­pean Jour­nal­ists (AEJ), Bul­gar­ia
78. MEDIA-CENTER UA, Ukraine
79. I‑VIN.INFO, Ukraine
80. IMS (Inter­na­tion­al Media Sup­port), Den­mark 
81. ARTICLE 19 Europe 
82. Fnsi – Fed­er­azione nazionale del­la Stam­pa ital­iana (Italy)
83. The Soma­li Jour­nal­ists Syn­di­cate (SJS)
84. Oštro, a cen­ter for inves­tiga­tive jour­nal­ism in the Adri­at­ic region, Slove­nia
85. www.timer.ge
86. Inde­pen­dent Media Trade Union of Ukraine (IMTUU)
87. On.ge
88. Medi­afo­rum Asso­ci­a­tion, Hun­gary
89. Geor­gian Insti­tute of Pub­lic Affairs  (GIPA)
90. Foun­da­tion for Inves­tiga­tive Jour­nal­ism (FIJ)

Асобы:

1. Scott Grif­f­en, Exec­u­tive Direc­tor, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI) 
2. Oliv­er Mon­ey-Kyr­le, Head of Euro­pean Advo­ca­cy, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
3. Teona Sekhni­ashvili, Europe Net­work & Advo­ca­cy Offi­cer, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI) 
4. Zeyneb Gül­tekin, Türkiye Pro­gramme Coor­di­na­tor, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI) 
5. Damla Tarhan Dur­muş, Türkiye FOI Project Coor­di­na­tor, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI) 
6. Ron­ja Kosk­i­nen, Press Free­dom Offi­cer, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute  (IPI)
7. Eero Las­si­la, Helsin­gin Sanomat Foun­da­tion Fel­low, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI) 
8. Dumitri­ta Hold­is, Europe Pro­gramme Man­ag­er, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
9. Karol Łucz­ka, East­ern Europe Advo­ca­cy Lead, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
10. Dinara Sat­baye­va, Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Offi­cer, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
11. Ali­na Cristea, Inno­va­tion Projects Offi­cer, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
12. Javier Luque, Head of Dig­i­tal Media and Online Safe­ty, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
13. Grace Lincz­er, Mem­ber­ship and Engage­ment Man­ag­er, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
14. Ryan Pow­ell, Head of Inno­va­tion, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
15. Gabriela Man­uli, Direc­tor of Spe­cial Projects, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
16. Tim­o­thy Large, Direc­tor of Inde­pen­dent Media Pro­grammes, Inter­na­tion­al Press Insti­tute (IPI)
17. More­ta Bobokhidze, Eura­sia Pro­gram Offi­cer, Civ­il Rights Defend­ers
18. Irak­li Vachib­er­adze, “info imereti”
19. Anne Lep­päjärvi, Degree Direc­tor, Haa­ga-Helia Uni­ver­si­ty of Applied Sci­ences 
20. Ali­na Toropo­va, Jour­nal­ists-in-Res­i­dence Pro­gramme Man­ag­er, ECPMF
21. Ena Bavčić, EU Advo­ca­cy Offi­cer, ECPMF
22. Ele­na Rod­i­na, Coor­di­na­tor, Media Free­dom Rapid Response (MFRR), ECPMF
23. Patrick Peltz, Mon­i­tor­ing and Research Offi­cer, ECPMF
24. Andreas Lamm, Man­ag­ing Direc­tor, ECPMF 
25. Gürkan Öztu­ran, Mon­i­tor­ing Offi­cer, ECPMF
26. Luc Stein­berg, Head of Oper­a­tions, Media Diver­si­ty Insti­tute Glob­al
27. Dejan Glig­ori­je­vić, Jour­nal­ists Union of Ser­bia / SINOS mem­ber of EFJ / IFJ
28. Yusuf Kan­lı, Vice-Chair, Asso­ci­a­tion of Jour­nal­ists, Türkiye 
29. Cristi God­inac, pres­i­dent Roman­ian Union of Jour­nal­ists Medi­aSind
30. Sari Taus­si, Mem­ber of BREG/EFJ, Union of Jour­nal­ists in Fin­land
31. Renate Schroed­er, Direc­tor, EFJ
32. Ricar­do Gutiér­rez, EFJ Gen­er­al Sec­re­tary
33. Maja Sev­er, EFJ pres­i­dent
34. Renate Gen­sch, Mem­ber of FREG/EFJ, dju in ver.di, Ger­many
35. Krzysztof Bobin­s­ki, board mem­ber, Soci­ety of Jour­nal­ists (War­saw)
36. Lia Chakhu­nashvili, The Geor­gian Char­ter of Jour­nal­is­tic Ethics, Exec­u­tive Direc­tor (Geor­gia)
37. Maya Met­skhvar­ishvili, Edi­tor at the Stu­dio Mon­i­tor, Geor­gia
38. Eka­ter­ine Basi­la­ia, Direc­tor, Cen­ter for Media, Infor­ma­tion and Social Research (CMIS)
39. Kha­tia Lomidze, The  Geor­gian Char­ter of Jour­nal­is­tic Ethics, Edi­tor at the Medi­acheck­er, (Geor­gia)
40. Boris Saja­ia, Jour­nal­ist at the Medi­acheck­er, The  Geor­gian Char­ter of Jour­nal­is­tic Ethics, (Geor­gia)
41. Ninia Kak­abadze,  Medi­acheck­er, The  Geor­gian Char­ter of Jour­nal­is­tic Ethics, (Geor­gia)
42. Natalia Vakhtan­gashvili, Jour­nal­ist, Media Project Coor­di­na­tor at Trans­paren­cy Inter­na­tion­al Geor­gia
43. Tinatin Zazadze, Edi­tor et the “samkhretis karibche” sknews.ge (Geor­gia)
44. Gulo Kokhodze, Samkhretis Karibche” sknews.ge ( Geor­gia)
45. Vladimer Chkhi­tu­nidze, Jour­nal­ist at Radio “Marneuli”, (Geor­gia)
46. Tiko Davadze, Jour­nal­ist at Radio “Marneuli”, (Geor­gia)
47. Kami­la Mame­do­va, Direc­tor, Radio “Marneuli” (Geor­gia)
48. Nino Zuri­ashvili, Edi­tor at the Stu­dio Mon­i­tor, Geor­gia
49. Roger Infalt, Sec­re­tary gen­er­al of the lux­em­bour­gish Press Coun­cil, board mem­ber of the lux­em­bour­gish asso­ci­a­tion of pro­fes­sion­al  jour­nal­ists (Lux­em­bourg)
50. Mar­iusz Pilis, vice pres­i­dent of the Asso­ci­a­tion of Pol­ish Jour­nal­ists (SDP)
51. Jolan­ta Haj­dasz, pres­i­dent of the Asso­ci­a­tion of Pol­ish Jour­nal­ists (SDP)
52. Irma Dim­i­tradze, Jour­nal­ist, Gazeti Batumelebi
53. Die Mori­na van Uijtregt, Jour­nal­ist, Netherlands/Kosovo
54. Zvi­ad Pochkhua, IAGJ Pres­i­dent
55. Janusz Wier­tel, Soci­ety of Jour­nal­ists (War­saw)
56. Doro­ta Nygren, Soci­ety of Journalists(Warsaw)
57. Darko Šper,  Grans­ki sindikat kul­ture, umet­nos­ti i medi­ja „Neza­v­is­nost“ (The (Branch) Trade Union for Cul­ture, Art and Media “Neza­v­is­nost”), Ser­bia
58. Kathy Kiely, Lee Hills Chair in Free Press Stud­ies, Mis­souri School of Jour­nal­ism
59. Erol Önderoğlu, Press free­dom advo­cate, Türkiye 
60. Edik Bagh­dasaryan, Edi­tor in Chief, Hetq, Arme­nia
61. Nana Bigan­ishvili, Edi­tor at the Stu­dio Mon­i­tor, Geor­gia
62. Maria Lau­ra Fran­ciosi, Ossigeno.info
63. István Kulc­sár
64. Tomasz Milkows­ki, SDRP, Poland
65. Rinat Tuh­vat­shin, Kloop, Kyr­gyzs­tan
66. Anna Kapushenko, Kloop, Kyr­gyzs­tan
67. Lika Zakashvili, Edi­tor in chief at the Pub­li­ka, Geor­gia
68. Krzysztof Dow­gird Soci­ety of Jour­nal­ists (War­saw)
69. Mał­gorza­ta Bonikows­ka Soci­ety of Jour­nal­ists (War­saw) Cana­da
70. Andrzej Zimows­ki Soci­ety of Jour­nal­ists (War­saw)
71. Katarzy­na Wys­zomier­s­ka (War­saw)
72. Siro­mani Dhun­gana, Chair­per­son,  Democ­ra­cy Media Net­work, Nepal 
73. Gali­na Sidoro­va, jour­nal­ist, co-founder, Com­mu­ni­ty of Inves­tiga­tive Jour­nal­ists – Foun­da­tion 19/29, Rus­sia-Czech Repub­lik 
74. Natia Kapanadze – Media Lawyer, Human Rights Defend­er
75. Alex Rau­foglu, State Depart­ment Cor­re­spon­dent, Turan News Agency
76. Wahid Bhat,  Envi­ron­ment edi­tor, and Co-founder, Ground Report, India 
77. Jan Keulen, jour­nal­ist
78. Mamu­ka Andgu­ladze, Chair of Media Advo­ca­cy Coali­tion (Geor­gia)
79. Emil­ia Șer­can, inves­tiga­tive jour­nal­ist, Roma­nia
80. Ole­na Cher­ni­avs­ka, EU Advo­ca­cy, IRFS
81. Annia Ciezad­lo, Inves­ti­ga­tions Edi­tor, The Pub­lic Source (Beirut, Lebanon)
82. José Luis Benítez, jour­nal­ist (El Sal­vador)
83. Stavroula Pouli­meni, jour­nal­ist, Alterthess.gr, (Greece)
84. Kha­tia Ghoghoberidze (Media April)
85. Nina Shen­gelia, Pol­i­cy Leader Fel­low, Euro­pean Uni­ver­si­ty Insti­tute
86. Lukas Diko, Edi­tor-in-chief, Inves­tiga­tive cen­ter of Jan Kuci­ak, Slo­va­kia
87. Mar­ius Dragomir, Direc­tor, Media and Jour­nal­ism Research Cen­ter (MJRC)
88. Markus Drech­sler, Edi­tor, Men­schen & Rechte, Aus­tria
89. Ehsan Ahmed Sehar, Pres­i­dent Rur­al Media Net­work Pak­istan
90. Ijaz Ahmed Khan, Edi­tor Dai­ly Nawa-I-Ahmed­pur­Shar­qia, Pak­istan
91. Nouneh Sarkiss­ian, Man­ag­ing Direc­tor, Media Ini­tia­tives Cen­ter, Arme­nia
92. Car­los Dada, Edi­tor in Chief, El Faro (Cen­tral Amer­i­ca)
93. Annette Rose, Jour­nal­ist, dju in ver.di, Ger­many
94. Mohamed Ibrahim, Pres­i­dent Soma­li Jour­nal­ists Syn­di­cate (SJS)
95. Arzu Gey­bul­la, jour­nal­ist, free­lance
96. Petr Oralek, Czech News Agency (Czech Repub­lic)
97. Lika Antadze (Chai Khana Media)
98. Ginko Kobayashi （Free­lance for Japan­ese media）
99. Ucha Nan­u­ashvili (for­mer Pub­lic Defend­er of Geor­gia)
100. Salome Ugula­va, jour­nal­ist, For­mu­la TV 
101. Lukas Burnar, Exec­u­tive Direc­tor, Medi­en­haus ander­er­seits, Aus­tria
102. Joan­na Grotkows­ka (Soci­ety of Jour­nal­ists) , War­saw, Pol­ish Radio
103. Vladimer Mker­val­ishvili, Media and Com­mu­ni­ca­tion Expert, Pro­fes­sor
104. Tere­sa Di Mau­ro, jour­nal­ist, free­lance
105. Mari­am Ger­samia, Chair of Media Voice
106. Nata Koridze, Man­ag­ing Edi­tor, Civil.ge 
107. Gian-Pao­lo Accar­do, exec­u­tive edi­tor, Voxeurop.eu
108. Nino Bain­durashvili, News Writer, Civil.ge
109. Andreï Jvir­b­lis, free­lance jour­nal­ist
110. Sergey Burt­sev, Kuban­Novosti
111. Olga Proskurn­i­na, Deputy Edi­tor-in-Chief, Republic.ru
112. Eka­te­ri­na Biyak, Acti­vati­ka
113. Natia Kuprashvili – Head of PhD Mass Com­mu­ni­ca­tion Pro­gram, TSU. Jour­nal­ism Resource Cen­ter
114. Nina Khe­ladze – TOK TV Direc­tor
115. Kon­stan­ti­nos  Alex­opou­los 
116. Lau­ra Gogo­ladze, Edi­tor in chief at the Che­mi Khara­gauli, Geor­gia
117. Josh LaPorte, Media Diver­si­ty Insti­tute Glob­al
118. Gela Mtivlishvili, edi­tor, jour­nal­ist, Geor­gian­news / Mtis Ambe­bi
119. Noé­mi Mar­ti­ni, jour­nal­ist at HVG (Hun­gary)
120. Eka­te­ri­na Kotrikadze, TV Rain, News direc­tor and Anchor
121. Tikhon Dzyad­ko, TV Rain, Edi­tor-in-Chief
122. Mil­i­ca Pesic, Media Diver­si­ty Insti­tute (MDI)
123. Geor­gia Thanou
124. Aris­tei­dis Geor­giou
125. Argy­ro Gian­nouda­ki (Greece)
126. Thimios Kakos , Free­lance Jour­nal­ist 
127. Tatiana Capodis­tria, Greek retired jour­nal­ist
128. Alexan­der Chriti­na Kopsi­ni, sec­re­tary gen­er­al of Pan­hel­lenic Fed­er­a­tion of Jour­nal­ists Unions
129. Mari­na Draka­tou, jour­nal­ist, Pri­vate Insur­ance Month­ly, privateinsurance.gr
130. Kostas Niko­lakopou­los
131. Şeb­nem Arsu, jour­nal­ist, Türkiye 
132. Eleni Voult­si­dou, jour­nal­ist, Greece
133. Michalis Sifakis, jour­nal­ist, Greece
134. Fotis Rai­sis (Greece)
135. Xan­thidis Pan­telis, Jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
136. Maria Niko­laidou, Jour­nal­ist, Athens. Greece
137. Chris­tos Michalopou­los, Athens.Greece 
138. Chrysa Lian­gou, Jour­nal­ist, Athens. Greece
139. Hatzis Dim­itris jour­nal­ist athens Greece
140.  Eleft­he­ria Ala­vanou, jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece 
141.  Nicholas Tsimp­i­das – Jour­nal­ist, Greece 
142. Helen Bel­li, Jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
143. Alex­is Vakis, jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
144. Alex­ia Svolou Jour­nal­ist athens Greece
145. Andreas Ch. Panagopou­los, jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
146. Vasileios Tzimt­sos, jour­nal­ist, Greece
147. Kon­stan­tin Vorovich, Jour­nal­ist, Discours.io
148. Espen Bryn­srud, Head of Depart­ment, Oslo Nor­way
149. Kate­ri­na Oikono­mak­ou, jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
150. Nikos Sakel­lar­i­ou
151. Teona Tskhome­lidze, jour­nal­ist, Exec­u­tive Direc­tor of Media Voice 
152. Alexan­der Kap­sylis jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
153. Ange­li­ki Boubou­ka, jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
154. Espen Leirset, Edi­tor-in-Chief, Nor­way
155. Lazaros Koko­sis, jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
156. Igoumeni­di Teti jour­nal­ist Athens Greece
157. Kat­ja Alexan­der, jour­nal­ist
158. Jen­ny Pan­teli,  jour­nal­ist GREEK VOICE FLORIDA – ODYSSEY TV KANADA
159. Andrei Kagan­skikh, inde­pen­dent jour­nal­ist
160. Kate­ri­na Fikari, jour­nal­ist, Greece
161. Ilia Papaspy­rou, jour­nal­ist, Greece
162. Ivana Jelača, Media Diver­si­ty Insti­tute West­ern Balka­ns
163. Nikos Kiaos, jour­nal­ist Athens Greece
164. Thana­sis G. Kap­pos jour­nal­ist & teacher at media stud­ies, Athens, Greece
165. Mil­ka Tadic Mijovic, Pres­i­dent, Cen­tre for Inves­tiga­tive Jour­nal­ism of Mon­tene­gro
166. Chris­tos Michaelides Jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece.
167. Kar­ali Athi­na Jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece.
168. Nikos Theodor­akis, Nick Theodor­akis, Jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece
169. Nikos A. Kon­stan­topou­los, news­pa­per KATHIMERINI
170. Geor­gia Mylon­a­ki, jour­nal­ist, Athens, Greece 
171. Theod­wros Manikas, Athens, Greece
172. Pan­na­gi­o­tis Vot­sis, jour­nal­ist, Greece
173. Sis­sy Alonis­tiotou, jour­nal­ist, Greece
174. Mirsi­ni Grig­ori, Athens, Greece
175. Tigkiris Michael, jour­nal­ist, Greece
176. Zoltán Sipos, edi­tor-in-chief and man­ag­er of Átlát­szó Erdé­ly
177. AndreRoth, Ger­man Jour­nal­ist Fed­er­a­tion DJV
178. Milo­rad Ivanovic, edi­tor in chief, BIRN Ser­bia#
179. Nora Ral­li, jour­nal­ist, The Jour­nal­ist Journal/2020mag.gr/ect
180. Lina Ste­fanou, edi­tor-in-chief of NOMAS mag­a­zine   
181. Era­to Gian­nakou­di edi­tor Athens
182. Nikos Lan­gadi­nos, jour­nal­ist, Greece
183. David Omarov, Invis­i­ble rain­bow of Turk­menistan
184. Yan­nis Alex­iou, jour­nal­ist, Greece
185. Maria Syrrou, jour­nal­ist / actress, Greece
186. Argiro Morou, Jour­nal­ist, Greece
187. Kyr­i­a­ki Fyn­tanidou, Greece
188. Anni­ta Tri­antafyl­lopoulou Jour­nal­ist
189. Natal­ie Sablows­ki, Jour­nal­ist, Süd­deutsche Zeitung, Ger­many
190. Anto­nis Papavomvolakis, jour­nal­ist, Greece
191. Gio­la­da Kou­bli jour­nal­ist, Athens Greece 
192. Dim­itris Papadim­itri­ou, jour­nal­ist, Greece   
193. Satik Seyranyan, pres­i­dent of the Union of Jour­nal­ists of Arme­nia, edi­tor-in-chief o” (168.am)
194. Kate­ri­na Kout­se­la­ki, tovima.gr
195. 195. Non­tas Chal­doupis, businessdaily.gr
196. 196- Bülent Mumay, jour­nal­ist, Turkey
197. Vic­tor Korb, DO-info, news agency 
198. Bilio Tsoukala Jour­nal­ist Greece
199. Fred­erik Ober­maier, Direc­tor of paper trail media, Ger­many
200. Nina Komni­nou, Greece
201. Dim­itris Tsipouras, Jour­nal­ist Greece
202. Tatyana Khlestuno­va, inde­pen­dent jour­nal­ist, Khabarovsk
203. Ia Kldiashvili (IMS)
204. Iri­na Nede­va, jour­nal­ist, Bul­gar­ia
205. Colette Wahlqvist, Inter­na­tion­al Media Sup­port
206. Vineet Malik, Founder and Edi­tor In Chief, The Rev­e­la­tion, India
207. Zer­va Effi, edi­tor ERT
208. Tasoula Karaiska­ki, edi­tor, news­pa­per Kathimeri­ni
209. Abdalle Mumin, Sec­re­tary Gen­er­al of Soma­li Jour­nal­ists Syn­di­cate
210. Rebec­ca Harms, Vice Chair – ECPMF
211. Mogens Blich­er Bjer­regård, Chair – ECPMF
212. Pablo Aiquel, sec­re­tary gen­er­al of nation­al union of jour­nal­ists CGT – (SNJ-CGT) France
213. Miri­am Țepeș-Han­dar­ic, free­lance jour­nal­ist
214. Vasili Ivanov-chiko­vani, news anchor, Geor­gian Pub­lic Broad­cast­er (GPB)
215. Katrin Wehry (Pro­gram Direc­tor Geor­gia, DW Akademie)
216. Nel­ly Kalu, Cen­ter for Col­lab­o­ra­tive Inves­tiga­tive Jour­nal­ism
217. Rox­ana Stan, Recorder (Roma­nia)
218. Nas­ta­sia Arab­u­li, jour­nal­ist, Radio Free Europe (Geor­gia)
219. Berdia,Kalandia, Timer.ge , Direc­tor , Georgia(Tbilisi)
220. Nino Ivan­ishvili, GIPA, Cau­ca­sus School of Jour­nal­ism, Dean
221. Tiko Nachke­bia, GIPA. Lec­tur­er, Geor­gia
222. Maka Bibi­lashvili, The Edi­tor at NewsOn.ge, Geor­gia
223. Ana Anghel-Dimache, Buletin de București, reporter, Româ­nia
224. Gior­gi Jam­buria, Jour­nal­ist, free­lance
225. Eva Bog­nar, Medi­afo­rum, Coor­di­nat­ing Direc­tor, Hun­gary