Interviews
- Dec- 2022 -29 December
Andrei Bivol on Suspending the Licenses of the 6 TV Channels: “The CES Order Is an Exceptional Step in an Emergency Situation, and It Should Be Treated as Such”
The decision of the Commission for Emergency Situations (CES) taken two weeks ago, according to which the broadcasting licenses of the six TV channels were suspended during the state of…
- Jun- 2022 -21 June
Irina Corobcenco: “Hate Speech Is Not Freedom of Expression, and Those Who Use It Cannot Be Justified by This Right”
On June 18, the International Day for Countering Hate Speech was celebrated for the first time in world history. Meanwhile, on July 3, the legislative amendments referring to crimes motivated…
- Apr- 2022 -8 April
Irene Scott, humanitarian community engagement expert at Internews: The media needs to make sure it talks about people, not labels. Being a refugee does not fully define a person
The armed conflict in Ukraine and the increased flow of refugees who have arrived in Moldova from the neighboring state have created a series of challenges, including for the media,…
- Mar- 2022 -18 March
The New BC President Liliana Vitu: Ukraine War Shows We Are Still Vulnerable to Foreign Propaganda
Lack of staff and poor technology remain among the biggest challenges for the broadcasting regulator’s administration. These intensified especially with the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, when the Council…
- Feb- 2022 -17 February
EGA Director on Free Access to Media Databases: Without Modifying the Legal Framework, Access Cannot Be Guaranteed
Which data sets can journalists access online via the E-Government Agency (EGA), when will the media have free access to public databases, and when will we use mobile electronic signatures…
