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听听Le Pr茅sident. 鈥� L鈥檕rdre du jour appelle 脿 pr茅sent le d茅bat sur huit propositions de r茅solution concernant la pers茅cution des journalistes au Cameroun, notamment les cas d鈥橝madou听Vamoulk茅, de Kingsley听Fomunyuy听Njoka, de Mancho听Bibixy, de Thomas听Awah听Junior et de Tsi听Conrad [].

Je donne la parole 脿 Tom谩拧听Zdechovsk媒, auteur, pour deux minutes.

听听Tom谩拧 Zdechovsk媒, author. 鈥� Mr听President, your pronunciation of my name is better and better.

Pane p艡edsedaj铆c铆, kolegyn臎 a kolegov茅, svoboda tisku je z谩kladem demokracie. Bez n铆 nen铆 svoboda, ale jenom 煤tlak a diktatura. Dnes stoj铆me, abychom upozornili na v谩啪n茅 poru拧ov谩n铆 pr谩v novin谩艡暖 v Kamerunu. Jsou nespravedliv臎 v臎zn臎ni, mu膷eni a n臎kte艡铆 p艡i拧li o 啪ivot. To v拧e jen proto, 啪e d臎lali svou pr谩ci 鈥� informovali ve艡ejnost, odsuzovali korupci, upozor艌ovali na poru拧ov谩n铆 lidsk媒ch pr谩v a odhalovali pravdu. V Kamerunu je nez谩visl谩 啪urnalistika pod 煤tokem. Novin谩艡i jsou zat媒k谩ni bez 艡谩dn茅ho soudu, odsuzov谩ni u vojensk茅ho tribun谩lu, jsou obvi艌ov谩ni ze 拧铆艡en铆 fale拧n媒ch zpr谩v a ohro啪en铆 st谩tu. Mnoz铆 za to zaplatili tu cenu nejvy拧拧铆 鈥� cenu sv茅ho 啪ivota. Rodiny st谩le 膷ekaj铆 na spravedlnost a mezin谩rodn铆 organizace opakovan臎 varuj铆 p艡ed poru拧ov谩n铆m lidsk媒ch pr谩v. Situace se tam nezlep拧uje, proto to chceme jako Evropsk媒 parlament d暖sledn臎 odsoudit. Vyz媒v谩me kamerunsk茅 煤艡ady, aby okam啪it臎 propustily nespravedliv臎 zadr啪en茅 novin谩艡e. Po啪adujeme spravedliv茅 soudn铆 procesy a ochranu novin谩艡暖, kte艡铆 riskuj铆 啪ivoty za pravdu. Kamerun mus铆 ukon膷it praxi vojensk媒ch soud暖 pro civilisty a p艡estat zneu啪铆vat z谩kon proti terorismu jako n谩stroj represe. Ale slova nesta膷铆. Kamerun je obchodn铆 partner, a pokud opravdu se situace pod t铆mto tlakem nezlep拧铆, mus铆me b媒t p艡ipraveni na n臎j vyvinout i ekonomick媒 tlak. A proto jsem r谩d, 啪e jsme se v拧ichni, kte艡铆 jsme tady dnes shrom谩啪d臎n铆, shodli na textu t茅to rezoluce a tato rezoluce je p艡edlo啪ena Parlamentu bez pozm臎艌ovac铆ch n谩vrh暖.

听听Marta Temido, Autora. 鈥� Senhor Presidente, Senhora Comiss谩ria, caros colegas, a persegui莽茫o de trabalhadores da 谩rea da comunica莽茫o social nos Camar玫es reflete o ambiente de repress茫o pol铆tica vivido no pa铆s, consabidamente um dos que, em 脕frica, revela maior n煤mero de casos de deten莽茫o de jornalistas.

Abusando de leis de seguran莽a nacional, lan莽ando m茫o de medidas administrativas e recorrendo a tribunais militares, as autoridades camaronesas t锚m procedido 脿 deten莽茫o arbitr谩ria e por longos anos de jornalistas que criticam as pol铆ticas oficiais.

T锚m sido tamb茅m relatados casos de desaparecimento for莽ado, tortura, viol锚ncia, difama莽茫o e mesmo assassinatos. Estes casos n茫o s贸 constituem grav铆ssimos atentados 脿 liberdade de express茫o, como comprometem o equil铆brio de poderes e o acesso da popula莽茫o a uma informa莽茫o livre e isenta.

Por isso, hoje, aqui, o apelo 茅 simples e claro. Apelamos 脿s autoridades camaronesas para que procedam 脿 liberta莽茫o imediata de Amadou Vamoulk茅, Kingsley Fomunyuy Njoka, Mancho Bibixy, Thomas Awah Junior e Tsi Conrad e promovam a investiga莽茫o clara e transparente sobre os anteriores assassinatos de outros jornalistas.

听听Catarina Vieira, author. 鈥� Mr President, dear colleagues, the media shapes our world view. Journalists who report with no fear or favour are able to foster transparency and to hold those in power accountable. Without them, we are the targets of misinformation and further polarisation, with immense risks for our societies and democracies.

But the free press is under threat. We are witnessing alarming trends all around the world 鈥� from strategic litigation to arbitrary detention, use of violence and a tragic increase in journalist fatalities.

So I am proud that today this 合法博彩网站 is standing up for journalists in Cameroon. They are routinely censored, detained, attacked and imprisoned. Sometimes they're tried in military courts, which is against international law. I condemn these structural violations and call for the immediate and unconditional release of all those imprisoned in Cameroon.

The UN member states must use all of their leverage to improve the human rights situation and issue humanitarian visas for journalists at risk. Let us stand in solidarity with the courageous journalists in Cameroon and elsewhere, who risked their lives to bring us the truth. Their fight for freedom of expression is a vital part of the global struggle for a more informed and just world.

听听Rima Hassan, auteur. 鈥� Monsieur le Pr茅sident, chers coll猫gues, le Cameroun est un pays riche de son paysage m茅diatique: 600听journaux, 200听radios et plus de 60听cha卯nes de t茅l茅vision. Pourtant, il est 脿 la 138e听place sur 170 au classement de Reporters sans fronti猫res. Du fait d鈥檜ne triple colonisation allemande, fran莽aise et britannique, les tensions entre francophones et anglophones sont au c艙ur de la r茅pression des journalistes camerounais. Paul听Biya, le plus vieux dirigeant 茅lu en exercice au monde, utilise aujourd鈥檋ui l鈥檃rchitecture juridique antiterroriste pour b芒illonner toute critique 鈥撎齯ne instrumentalisation grossi猫re, qui ne conna卯t malheureusement pas de fronti猫res.

脌 la r茅pression et aux arrestations arbitraires s鈥檃joutent les tentatives de corruption du corps journalistique pour en faire un outil de propagande. Des solutions s鈥檕ffrent 脿 tous ceux qui, 脿 l鈥檌nstar du Parlement, pr茅tendent agir pour le changement. Un: r茅viser les lois antiterroristes. Deux: abolir les proc茅dures de jugement de civils devant les tribunaux militaires. Trois: d茅fendre la tenue d鈥檜ne mission des Nations unies sur les violations des droits de l鈥檋omme d茅j脿 vot茅es ici, au Parlement, en听2021.

Il est urgent d鈥檃gir, car pour certains il est d茅j脿 trop tard. Jean-Jacques听Ola听B茅b茅, Samuel听Wazizi ou encore Martinez听Zogo sont tous les trois d茅j脿 morts. La presse doit demeurer la tribune du peuple. La censure est l鈥檃rme de ceux qui ont d茅j脿 tout perdu.

听听Silvia Sardone, autrice. 鈥� Signor Presidente, onorevoli colleghi, quanto sta accadendo in Camerun 猫 inaccettabile: giornalisti che sono stati arrestati per aver esercitato il diritto di cronaca e il diritto fondamentale di libert脿 d'espressione.

脠 indegno che ci sia un controllo sui media di questo tipo, con metodi di intimidazione per far tacere la stampa e quindi reprimere il dissenso. La giustizia non pu貌 essere stravolta per ragioni politiche, e questo vale ovunque, non solo in Camerun.

L'Unione europea deve essere in grado di far sentire la sua voce, difendendo la libert脿 e, in generale, la libert脿 d'espressione. I diritti umani vanno difesi in ogni modo.

Ci sarebbe piaciuto condividere questa risoluzione ma il cordone sanitario non ce l'ha concesso; avete, come dire, uno strano concetto di democrazia in quest'Aula. Quindi, anche su un tema cos矛 importante, come la libert脿 di espressione e i giornalisti arrestati, voi preferite escludere una parte politica anche se magari condivide il testo.

Io credo invece che i diritti umani debbano essere difesi in ogni modo e da pi霉 persone possibile; il vostro atteggiamento che mira a escludere una parte politica 猫 indegno, ed 猫 indegno soprattutto per le persone che oggi sono in carcere.

听听Hannes Heide, on behalf of the S&D Group. 鈥� Mr听President, Commissioner, with elections approaching, press freedom is under attack in Cameroon. Journalists are unjustly imprisoned, subjected to unfair trials and held in inhuman conditions. Some are seriously ill, yet denied medical care.

Especially in the English-speaking regions, independent media are under systematic attack. Reporting the truth is never a crime.

We call on the authorities in Cameroon to immediately and unconditionally release Amadou Vamoulk茅, a former managing director of the Cameroon state broadcaster, journalists Kingsley Fomunyuy Njoka and Thomas Awah Junior, radio host Mancho Bibixy and filmmaker Tsi Conrad.

Freedom of expression is the foundation of free elections. The European Union must not and will not remain silent.

听听Marco Tarquinio (S&D). 鈥� Signor Presidente, onorevoli colleghe e colleghi, il Camerun 猫 diventato uno dei paesi pi霉 pericolosi per i giornalisti: 猫 altissimo per loro il rischio di essere incarcerati, aggrediti, accusati di falsit脿 e di diffamazione. Molti pagano con la vita l'aver svolto con passione e coraggio il mestiere che 猫 stato anche il suo, signora Commissaria, e anche il mio, per pi霉 di 40 anni.

Il diritto all'informazione 猫 molto pi霉 di un diritto: la libert脿 dei giornalisti 猫 lo specchio della libert脿 dei lettori, delle lettrici, dei cittadini, degli ascoltatori, delle ascoltatrici, ed 猫 condizione essenziale per lo sviluppo della personalit脿 umana e delle comunit脿 civili.

脠 rivelatore ed emblematico che i giornalisti del Camerun, paese insanguinato da nove anni da una delle troppe guerre dimenticate del nostro mondo, siano trasformati sistematicamente in bersaglio.

Difendendo loro accendiamo una luce sull'inadeguatezza della politica locale e delle relazioni tra Stati, sulle insidie settarie e affaristiche alla democrazia, sulle atrocit脿 che tutto questo produce.

Grazie per volerli difendere insieme allora, e ringraziamoli noi, loro.

Interventions 脿 la demande

听听Lukas Sieper (NI). 鈥� Se帽or presidente, queridos pueblos de Europa, en Camer煤n los periodistas est谩n en prisi贸n por decir la verdad. Amadou Vamoulk茅 lleva a帽os encarcelado sin juicio. Kingsley Fomunyuy Njoka, Mancho Bibixy, Thomas Awah Junior y Tsi Conrad tambi茅n est谩n presos. Su delito es escribir y hablar sobre libertad. Pero ser periodista no es un crimen. Preguntar no es peligroso. Es necesario para una sociedad libre.

La Uni贸n Europea debe decirlo claro: las palabras no son armas, el silencio s铆 puede matar. Camer煤n debe liberar a todos los periodistas ya, porque sin palabras libres no hay personas libres.

(Fin des interventions 脿 la demande)

听听Hadja Lahbib, Member of the Commission. 鈥� Mr President, honourable members of 合法博彩网站, strengthening media freedom and protecting journalists remain a long-standing key priority for the European Union. We always emphasise that states must take active steps to promote a safe environment for journalists and media workers, without interference and without fear of violence or persecution. Unfortunately, impunity for human rights violations and abuses against journalists remain far too widespread.

The situation of human rights in Cameroon, an important partner of the EU in Central Africa, is deteriorating, and the space for independent media and journalists is shrinking. Independent journalists are particularly exposed to intimidation and violence, and several journalists were killed with impunity. Radio host Martinez Zogo was murdered in 2023, but the trial is still in the procedural phase, with lawyers having a limited access to the case documents. The EU strongly condemned the murder of Mr Zogo and urged Cameroon to ensure independent and effective investigations into the crimes committed against him.

We emphasise again the crucial role played by free and independent media in Cameroon and across the world for democratic and free societies. The EU closely monitors the situation of journalists in the country and maintains regular exchanges with them. The EU is actively engaging with the Cameroonian authorities and civil society on human rights and democratic governance issues, including freedom of expression and freedom of media.

On these issues, the EU continues to hold consultations with the government and relevant institutions. Human rights issues are regularly on the agenda of the political and partnership dialogues. The security crisis in the two predominantly English-speaking regions of Cameroon exacerbates the problematic situation of the human rights in general, including the restrictions on media and journalists. We condemn all violations and abuses of the rights to the media freedom perpetrated by all the sides involved. It is essential to ensure that allegations of such violations are systematically investigated, whoever the perpetrators, in order to prevent impunity.

In the run-up to the presidential election in October 2025, the space for free and independent media risks to further narrow. The EU encourages the Government of Cameroon to ensure a peaceful and fully inclusive political and civic environment, where the opposition and civil society can freely and meaningfully participate in order to promote broader political participation, democratic governance and the rule of law.

听听Le Pr茅sident. 鈥� Le d茅bat est clos.

Le vote aura lieu demain.