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Crimean NGO files complaint with European Court of Human Rights about illegal detention of journalist

January 22 –CrimeaSOS filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights regarding the illegal detention of journalist Iryna Danylovych in temporarily occupied Crimea. Oleksii Tilnenko, chairman of the KrymSOS board, said: “Her detention violates a number of rights enshrined in the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.” Iryna Danilovich […]

Russian shelling of Kherson destroys office of Debut-Gazeta newspaper

January 18 – Russian shelling of Kherson on January 17 severely damaged a printing house that was home to local newspaper “Debut-Gazeta.” Minister of Culture and Information Policy, Oleksandr Tkachenko, wrote on Telegram: “Russia must and will be held accountable. They destroy everything they cannot build on their own territory – culture, democracy, development.” “Debut-Gazeta” […]

Ukrainians’ trend toward news on Telegram potentially dangerous

Ukrainians are watching less television and turning to Telegram channels to receive the news. Oksana Romaniuk, executive director of the Institute of Mass Information, spoke to Glavcom about the trend and her concerns about it. Romaniuk explained that the United News telethon itself might be a reason Ukrainians are seeking news elsewhere. “We still have […]

IMI publishes annual results from its Freedom of Speech Barometer

January 9 – The Institute of Mass Information (IMI) published the 2022 annual results of its Freedom of Speech Barometer. IMI recorded 567 violations of freedom of speech throughout the year; 80% of the violations were committed by Russian occupying forces. Russians killed 43 media professionals including eight that were performing journalistic duties at the […]

Commission on Journalism Ethics summarizes annual results

December 28 – The Commission on Journalism Ethics (CJE), published a summary of its work in 2022, highlighting that the ethics association: registered 78 complaints; 66 complaints were after February 24, 2022. published 30 decisions, 25 of which were after the invasion. held 20 lectures and discussions with prominent journalists and editors. reached over 200,000 […]

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Crimean NGO files complaint with European Court of Human Rights about illegal detention of journalist

Russian shelling of Kherson destroys office of Debut-Gazeta newspaper

Ukrainians’ trend toward news on Telegram potentially dangerous

IMI publishes annual results from its Freedom of Speech Barometer

Commission on Journalism Ethics summarizes annual results

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Crimean NGO files complaint with European Court of Human Rights about illegal detention of journalist

Russian shelling of Kherson destroys office of Debut-Gazeta newspaper

Ukrainians’ trend toward news on Telegram potentially dangerous

IMI publishes annual results from its Freedom of Speech Barometer

Commission on Journalism Ethics summarizes annual results

Disinformation rampant on Telegram about President Zelenskyi’s visit to DC

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