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#press freedom

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Rebecca Vincent
Rebecca Vincent

“No one should face such treatment for publishing information in the public interest. It's time to protect journalism, press freedom, and all of our right to know. It's time to free Assange now.”

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Director of Campaigns Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
21 Feb 2024 4 2
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Ilhan Tasci
Ilhan Tasci

“After the national media, the international media is next for monitoring and silencing. The real target is press freedom and plurivocality. They want a press that is silent and does not criticize.”

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Board member at Turkey’s Radio and Television Supreme Council from the main opposition Republican People’s Party
09 Feb 2022 6 2
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Pavol Szalai
Pavol Szalai

“Although it is legitimate for the Polish authorities to declare a state of emergency on the border due to security issues, the imposed press freedom restrictions are arbitrary and disproportionate. The overall ban for journalists to work in the border zone is contrary to Poland's international press freedom commitments which state that press freedom may be restricted only with a legitimate goal and proportionally to the threat in question.”

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Head of the European Union and Balkans desk at Reporters without Borders
13 Nov 2021 4 5
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Margaret Lewis
Margaret Lewis

“This is not a call for greater openness, transparency and accessibility. This is a call for the party state apparatus to put out a more sugarcoated view of what's happening. Nothing I've heard makes this sound like it's encouraging press freedom. It's that: you international media should listen more intently to how we, the party state, believe we are helping the people and you should report more 'objectively' on our successes.”

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Professor and China specialist at Seton Hall law school in New Jersey
03 Jun 2021 1 2
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Věra Jourová
Věra Jourová

“There is hardly any criticism of the government in Hungarian media anymore, so a wide majority of Hungarians are possibly no longer in a position to form a free opinion. I fear that people in Hungary could one day discover that their last election was also their last free election.”

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European Commission Vice President
25 Sep 2020 2 1
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Zoltán Varga
Zoltán Varga

“They say that I do not pay taxes, that I am a bad person, that I pay my employees badly ... They interfere with my private life and I am on TV every day. They try to put me in a corner, demotivate my employees and persuade them to leave. Independent media, such as Index, are seen as an obstacle by the authorities. I think the changes [at Index] will be very soft at first, we will even see some critical articles about the government. But at the end of the day, when the next elections come, Index.hu will already be run and instructed by the government on what to write and how to communicate.”

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Owner of the website 24.hu
25 Jul 2020 8 2
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Věra Jourová
Věra Jourová

“I expressed big concerns about the situation in media in general in Hungary and also specifically the situation in Index. To have free and fair elections we need to have plurality of media and freedom of speech guaranteed, that's why we are looking at the situation with concerns in Hungary.”

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European Commission Vice President
23 Jul 2020 2 2
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