European Democratic Party urges Rama to stop pressuring the media: Violence against journalists takes Albania further off its path to the EU
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Media Freedom Rapid ResponseAlbania: Authorities must take action to guarantee journalists’ safety without delay
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joins its Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) partners and the Safejournalists Network (SJN) remain deeply concerned by the frequency and severity of attacks on journalists covering ongoing student-led protests in Albania. Despite the authorities being informed and urged to take action in an open letter dated 14 October and signed by over 30 organisations, attacks have continued with high frequency, l…
The European Democratic Party has reacted strongly to the violence, threats and obstacles reported against journalists covering the protests in Albania, directing strong criticism also towards Prime Minister Edi Rama. In a public statement, the party’s secretary general, Sandro Gozi, demands independent investigations into the reported incidents and accountability for those responsible […]
European Democratic Party urges Rama to stop pressuring the media: Violence against journalists takes Albania further off its path to the EU
Partia Demokratike Evropiane ka reaguar ashpër ndaj dhunës, kërcënimeve dhe pengesave të raportuara ndaj gazetarëve që po mbulojnë protestat në Shqipëri, duke drejtuar kritika të forta edhe ndaj kryeministrit Edi Rama. Në një deklaratë publike, sekretari i përgjithshëm i kësaj partie, Sandro Gozi, k [...] Read More...
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