Since 2012 and the rise to power of the nationalist right, many journalists have complained about a climate of mistrust, even hostility, toward them. The system of ‘kisha clubs’ (‘reporters’ clubs), which only allows established news organisations to access government events and to interview officials, induces journalists into self-censorship and represents blatant discrimination against freelancers and foreign reporters.
JAROに電話しよ (スコア:0)
ウクライナ発の情報は嘘や大げさが多い
クリミア大橋を落とすぞってカウントダウンサイトまで用意して
なんも無かったし
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ウクライナ発の情報はロシア発の情報に比べれば、嘘や大げさが少ない。
ロシア側の方が遥かに情報の錯綜が少ないのにね。
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それ以上にアメリカの報道の糞っぷりに、もうどうするよこの世界
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報道の自由71位の日本人が44位のアメリカのこというのおこがましくないか？
Re:JAROに電話しよ (スコア:0)
Japan | RSF [rsf.org]
Political context
Since 2012 and the rise to power of the nationalist right, many journalists have complained about a climate of mistrust, even hostility, toward them. The system of ‘kisha clubs’ (‘reporters’ clubs), which only allows established news organisations to access government events and to interview officials, induces journalists into self-censorship and represents blatant discrimination against freelancers and foreign reporters.