Media Groups Urge EU Commission Transparency as Gaza Documents Probe Unfolds
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Secrecy Tracker: Media groups urge von der Leyen to tackle EU secrecy as watchdog probes Gaza documents
Publishers and media organisations, including EUobserver, urge the European Commission to improve transparency as concerns grow over restricted access to EU documents, while secrecy surrounding Gaza funding has been picked up by the EU ombudsman.
The documents on Gaza denied by the European Commission concern 17 acts relating to infrastructure financed by the EU. Fifteen journalistic and freedom of the press organisations write to Ursula von der Leyen, while the European Ombudsman investigates the lack of access to documents. Brussels is called upon to respond by 4 November The transparency of the European Commission returns to the centre of a dispute directly involving freedom of the pr…
Fifteen organizations have sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen requesting improved access to documents for journalists. The organizations are calling for the repeal of the December 2024 internal rules, while EUobserver has filed a complaint with the Ombudsman regarding 17 documents related to Gaza funds.
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