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Journalists, especially those who do investigations, wish their work to be taken into consideration by law enforcement in clear cases of corruption and conflicts of interest. Often, however, their reaction is late.
To what extent may journalists hope that the National Integrity Authority will take note of journalistic investigations? Do these investigations serve as evidence to initiate criminal proceedings? What is the result of the initiated cases?
Anastasia Nani, the host of this edition, discusses these topics with her guests – journalist Lilia Zaharia and Victor Stratila, former Deputy Chairman of the National Commission for Integrity.
To what extent may journalists hope that the National Integrity Authority will take note of journalistic investigations? Do these investigations serve as evidence to initiate criminal proceedings? What is the result of the initiated cases?
Anastasia Nani, the host of this edition, discusses these topics with her guests – journalist Lilia Zaharia and Victor Stratila, former Deputy Chairman of the National Commission for Integrity.
“Media Azi” broadcast is weekly produced by the Independent Journalism Center. It is intended to disclose the problems faced at present by the journalists of the domestic media and to identify solutions to hem. The broadcast may be viewed on the websites www.moldova-azi.md, Media Azi and Mediacritica, as well as on the Youtube channel of the Independent Journalism Center.
The broadcast was produced with the financial support of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, provided by the means of the Embassy of Sweden in Chisinau.
