Pope Liu calls for the launch of imprisoned journalists, notice their courage news

The new ink talks about the witnesses “who submit reports on war even at the expense of their lives.”

Pope Liu fourteen called for the issuance of journalists who were imprisoned for their work while emphasizing freedom of expression.

Leo, who was elected Pope on Thursday after the death of Pope Francis, presented his first press conference in the Vatican on Monday.

He said that in dealing with some thousands of journalists who traveled to Rome to cover his election as the first American back, journalists who were imprisoned said “to search for the truth and report it.”

He said: “The Church recognizes these witnesses – I think about those who report war even at the expense of their lives – the courage of those who defend dignity and justice and the right of people to be informed because only the familiar individuals can make free choices.”

“The suffering of these imprisoned journalists challenges the conscience of nations and the international community, and they all call us to protect the gift of precious freedom of expression and the press.”

The new Pope also repeated his peace message that he continues with large crowds on Sunday.

“Peace begins with each of us – in the way we look at others, listen to others and talk about others.”

“In this sense, the way we communicate is of fundamental importance. We must say” no “for the war of words and images. We must reject the model of war.”

Leo, who was active on social media before becoming the Pope, warned against “communication of all prejudice, resentment, intolerance and even hatred.”

He said: “Let’s implement words, and we will help disarm the world.”

During his blessing on the first Sunday in the role of the Pope, Liu called for the real peace in Gaza, Ukraine and other places.

He said that he was carrying in his heart the “suffering of the beloved people in Ukraine” and called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of all the people held by the Palestinian group Hamas in the pocket.