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Director-General urges for investigation into death of radio journalist Garry Tess in Haiti
The Director-General of UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, has called on the authorities to investigate the death of Garry Tess, whose body was found in Les Cayes, southen Haiti, on 24 October.
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10 November 2022
Last update:10 September 2024
I deplore the death of Garry Tess. I call on the authorities to investigate the causes of Garry Tess鈥檚 death and establish its possible relation to his work as a journalist.
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Audrey AzoulayUNESCO Director-General
Garry Tess, the host of the popular Gran Lakou programme on privately-owned Radio L茅bon, had been missing since 18 October. He was also a lawyer.
UNESCO promotes the through global awareness-raising, capacity building and by coordinating the implementation of the on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity.
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