Current Affairs - Important Days - Discussion

The International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI) is a significant United Nations-recognized observance that aims to highlight the urgent need to protect journalists and address the widespread impunity for crimes committed against them. Observed annually on November 2, IDEI commemorates the 2013 assassination of two French journalists in Mali. By marking this day, the international community advocates for safer conditions for journalists, justice, and accountability, ultimately upholding freedom of the press and freedom of expression worldwide. This observance also encourages Member States to implement measures preventing violence and ensuring accountability.