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- Sep- 2022 -21 September
27 Radio Stations and TV Channels Resume Their Activity in the Liberated Ukrainian Territories
Olha Herasymiuk, head of the National Council of TV and Radio Broadcasting (NCTVRB), stated during the authority’s session last week that 27 Ukrainian TV channels and radio stations had resumed…
- 19 September
Ukrainian Media Community Demands from the Authorities to Identify and Punish Perpetrators of Crimes against Journalists
Several non-governmental media organizations in Ukraine – the Media Movement, Detector Media, and the Institute of Mass Information – have issued a joint statement on the occasion of the Remembrance…
- 16 September
Draft Law Voted by the European Commission: Creating the European Board for Media Services and More Guarantees for Freedom of the Press
On Friday, September 16, the European Commission (EC) adopted a European Media Freedom Act which includes a set of new rules for protecting media pluralism and independence in the European…
- 14 September
Britain’s Prime Minister Intends to Amend the Online Safety Bill in Favor of Free Speech
The Online Safety Bill which has been at the center of attention of the British parliamentarians and English society for the recent months could be revised upon suggestion of the…
- 1 September
Manana Aslamazyan, a Key Figure in the Development of TV in Russia, Died in a Car Accident
Manana Aslamazyan, the ex-CEO of the Internews organization in Russia and one of the key figures in the development of TV news in Russia and the CIS, died on August…
- Aug- 2022 -10 August
IPI: Two years of state terror against independent journalism in Belarus
The International Press Institute (IPI) and other organizations that are part of the global network of media NGOs have launched a call to the international community not to lose sight…
- Jul- 2022 -30 July
Ten years since the adoption of the law on foreign agents in the Russian Federation. IPI: “It was, and remains, a tool for arbitrary repression of independent media”
This month marks ten years since the adoption in the Russian Federation of the law on foreign agents, described by the International Press Institute (IPI) as “a key tool for…
- 27 July
The European Federation of Journalists criticizes the Ukrainian draft law targeting the media
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) criticized the Ukrainian draft law on the media, writes Gordonua.com in reference to a statement by the president of the National Union of Journalists…
- 21 July
RSF Reports: Ukrainian Journalism Has Become Collateral Victim on Facebook and other Online Platforms due to Their ‘Inadequate Methods’ to Combat Disinformation
The organization Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has issued an Appeal, in which it urges the main online platforms to take into account the specifics of journalism in the context of…
- 20 July
Hungary: Press Freedom Organizations Welcome the Referral to the EU Court in the Klubrádió License Revocation Case
Several non-governmental organizations campaigning for press freedom and freedom of expression, including Reporters Without Borders (RSF), welcomed the European Commission’s decision to refer the decision of the Hungarian Media Council…
