Non-governmental media organizations are deeply concerned about the dangers entailed by calling inapplicable the Law on Access to Information – a regulatory act that ensures the access of all citizens to information of public interest and is a basic tool of the media in carrying out journalistic work.
Non-governmental media organisations are deeply concerned about the dangers entailed by calling inapplicable the Law on Access to Information – a regulatory act that ensures the access of all citizens to information of public interest and is a basic tool of the media in carrying out journalistic work.
Media NGOs condemn the denigrating messages of the Prime Minister, Ion Chicu, against the media.
Media NGOs condemn the denigrating messages of the Prime Minister, Ion Chicu, against the media.
The journalists’ crisis cell, set up by the Independent Journalism Center to demand transparency and proper access to information from the authorities in the context of the state of emergency declared in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic, condemns the unfounded accusations and denigrative statements made by Vlad Batrincea, the Deputy Speaker of the Parliament, from the Parliament lectern.
Media NGOs are concerned about restricting the access of TV8 journalists at the meeting of the National Political Council of the Democratic Party of Moldova on Friday, 14 September, on the grounds that the broadcaster’s editorial policy would interfere with PDM’s leadership. According to an information published on www.tv8.md, TV8 reporter was not allowed to enter this event because of its...
The media NGOs strongly disapprove of the aggressive behaviour of ‘Sor’ Party representatives who verbally assaulted Radio Orhei journalists and interfered with their attempts to cover a demonstration of this party that took place in Orhei on Sunday, the 5th of August.
Civil society organizations specialized in the media ask the Ministry of Internal Affairs to initiate an internal investigation on the reasons why the Border Police prohibited two journalists of the Russian station RTVI to cross the Moldovan border.
Civil society organizations specialized in the media ask the Ministry of Internal Affairs to initiate an internal investigation on the reasons why the Border Police prohibited two journalists of the Russian station RTVI to cross the Moldovan border.
Media non-government organizations express their concern about the prohibitions on entry to the Republic of Moldova for two foreign journalists, recently applied by the Border Police. Such restrictions of circulation contravene the democratic norms and adversely affect the free information flux.
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