Pope calls for journalists to be released from prison
Summary
Pope Leo XIV, in his first speech to the media at the Vatican, asked for the release of journalists who are in prison and emphasized the importance of press freedom. He also talked about the role of journalists in highlighting global issues and cautioned against using media for negative purposes. The Pope mentioned concerns about artificial intelligence, urging responsible use.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV gave his first speech to media in the Vatican.
- He called for journalists in prison to be released.
- The Pope stressed the importance of press freedom.
- He encouraged journalists to highlight injustice and poverty.
- The Pope advised the media to avoid spreading division and hate.
- He spoke against aggressive communication and urged for respectful dialogue.
- Pope Leo mentioned using artificial intelligence responsibly in media.
- His speech was mainly in Italian, with a humorous opening in English.
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