EndImpunity Campaign is a huge success

To mark the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, the organization launched a campaign urging the government to implement six measures to ensure safety and deliver justice for journalists. Under the campaign, journalists' experiences and threats faced by them have been brought to light on social media in the form of a video series. As part of the campaign, several lobbying efforts were carried out by putting up posters urging the government to end impunity for crimes against journalists and ensure the safety of journalists.

This is the first time the MJA has held its congress with a record turnout of members since it resumed operations in 2019. This is the first congress held since major changes were made to the bylaws of the MJA. The congress, which was announced in August and held on September 3, was attended by 80 members. The main item at the congress was to elect a new executive committee. The newly elected Executive Committee is the first to elect members to positions reserved for women. The members expressed their views on the functioning of the association and the problems faced by journalists. This is the first time the MJA elected the executive committee according to the new bylaws, which will enable the association to continue its activities in a more planned manner in the future.