Приклади вживання Independent journalism Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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By EU vs Disinfo In Russia, independent journalism survives in pockets of oxygen, surrounded by dominating state-controlled networks
head of the Independent Journalism Foundation in Prague,
the Russian Federation seeks to undermine freedom of expression, and independent journalism is increasingly under pressure in Russia.
also raises money for independent journalism.
North Korea and Turkmenistan- the media serve as the mouthpiece of the state, and any independent journalism is conducted from exile.
IFJ President Philippe Leruth said:“This case is a flagrant violation of the fundamental principles of freedom of speech and independent journalism.
North Korea, and Turkmenistan the media serves as a mouthpiece of the state, and any independent journalism is conducted from exile.
and any independent journalism is conducted from exile.
where there is a genuine constitutional state and independent journalism?
became active in the Cuban independent journalism movement, publishing his works in newspapers in the United States
also to the exercise of independent journalism in the country,” the experts added.
In Eritrea, President Isaias Afewerki has crushed independent journalism, producing a media climate so oppressive that even reporters for state-run news outlets live in constant fear of arrest or flee into exile.
Castro's government continues its attacks on independent journalism by interrogating and detaining reporters,
cleaner for the scrutiny only true, independent journalism can provide."[32].
In Eritrea, President Isaias Afewerki has succeeded in his campaign to crush independent journalism, creating a media climate so oppressive that even reporters for state-run news outlets live in constant fear of arrest.
its implications for the exercise of independent journalism.
its implications for the exercise of independent journalism.
recent pseudo-sentence to Stanislav Aseev, who once again confirmed that"the occupation regime considers independent journalism as one of the main threats to its functioning.
There remained, as previously, virtually no independent journalism in the country, with journalists still forced in the same way to remain within the boundaries imposed by the owners of that particular media outlet.
narrowing the space for pluralism and independent journalism.