Students in the Blockade Sent an Open Letter to RTS, REM and the Assembly
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The students in the blockade announced on their Instagram account that they sent an open letter to the management of RTS, the REM Council and the National Assembly, stressing that citizens have the right to true, complete and impartial information.
The students in the blockade have sent an open letter to the management of RTS, the Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media, and the National Assembly of Serbia. They are demanding the immediate resignations of the general director, her deputy, and the editorial staff of the Information Program, as well as the temporary management of the public service.
In a post on Instagram, they requested the "liberation" of RTS "from political influences" but also that the temporary administration of the Public Service be proposed "in agreement with the Student List and representative unions of RTS, with appointment in accordance with the law." "Citizens have the right to true, complete and unbiased information. The public service must serve the citizens," said the students in the blockade. They called on t…
Starting from the student program, which sets as one of the key tasks the unblocking, partisanization and liberation of RTS from illegal political influences, we demand the assumption of responsibility for the realization of public interest in the field of information, it was stated in the open letter of the Student List.
Students in the blockade sent an open letter to the leadership of RTS, the REM Council and the National Assembly. In the letter, they requested the immediate resignation of the general director, his deputy and the editors of the Information Program. "Citizens have the right to truthful, complete and unbiased information. We demand the responsibility of institutions and the release of public service from political influences," the letter reads. T…
The students in the blockade have sent an open letter to the RTS management, the REM Council and the National Assembly. In the letter, they demanded the immediate resignation of the general director, his deputy and the editorial board of the Information Program. “Citizens have the right to true, complete and impartial information. We demand the responsibility of institutions and the liberation of the public service from political influence,” the…
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