; (B) to denounce attacks on press freedom and violations of freedom of expression by foreign governments or other actors; and (C) to engage with foreign governments and press freedom organizations around the world concerning press freedom and freedom of expression. (2) Specific tasks The Ambassador, with the assistance of the Office and in consultation with the Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, and in fulfillment of the responsibilities described in paragraph (1), shall— (A) coordinate efforts between relevant United States embassy personnel and press organizations or threatened individuals in situations in which press freedom is threatened abroad; (B) publicly and privately denounce oppression of the press abroad; (C) represent the United States in issues concerning press freedom in diplomatic engagement with foreign governments, intergovernmental organizations, the United Nations, and other international organizations in which the United States is a member; (D) recommend appropriate responses by the United States Government when press freedom is infringed upon; and (E) provide Congress and the public with a regular report describing the successes and enduring challenges of the Office, based on metrics that the Office shall develop. (3) Advisory role The Ambassador— (A) shall be a principal advisor to the President and to the Secretary of State regarding matters affecting press freedom abroad; and (B) shall make recommendations regarding the policies of the United States Government towards governments or other organizations or individuals that— (i) infringe on press freedom; or (ii) fail to ensure the protection of members of the press. (4) Reporting responsibilities The Ambassador shall— (A) work with the staff of the Office to ensure the success of the Office in carrying out its mission— (i) to promote press freedom abroad; and (ii) to protect members of the press in foreign countries