MSS: Parliament Is No Longer Home to All Citizens of Montenegro, Mandic to Announce Who Decided to Ban the Media From Entering the Plenary Hall

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They warned that the work of the parliament must be accessible to the public, especially when discussing issues of key importance to the country.

Radio Titograd

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The Media Self-Regulation Council (MSS) strongly condemns today's decision to ban journalists, cameramen and photo-reporters from entering the plenary hall of the Parliament of Montenegro, on the day when an extraordinary session was scheduled, the agenda of which included a proposal to dismiss the Speaker of the Parliament, Andrija Mandić. What happened today in the highest legislative chamber is not a procedural […]

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"What happened today in the highest legislative chamber is not a procedural incident. It is a fatal and direct attack on the freedom of the media and the right of citizens to know what those they elected are doing. Media representatives were directed to a box outside the plenary hall, and parliamentary security prevented them from entering even when the deputies invited them in. Neither the Parliamentary channel nor the Parliament's YouTube chan…

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The Media Self-Regulation Council (MSS) has strongly condemned today's decision to, as they announced, ban journalists, cameramen and photo-reporters from entering the plenary hall of the Parliament of Montenegro, on the day when an extraordinary session was scheduled, the agenda of which included a proposal to dismiss Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić. "What happened today in the highest legislative ...

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“Journalists, cameramen and photojournalists in the Assembly are not guests whom someone willingly lets or does not let go. They are there in the name of the public,” according to the Media Council for Self-Regulation