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Mijatović also expressed deep concern about the deteriorating media freedom environment in Ukraine.
There are a number of provisions in the law that align Kazakhstan's regulatory framework with international standards,and these are commendable,” Mijatović said.
Mijatović is in Bishkek as a special guest of PEN International at its 80th World Congress.
Media has the right to cover public events and journalists must be able to report in a free and safe manner,without fear of harassment and intimidation,” Mijatović said.
Vicka married Mario Mijatović in 2002 and now has one child and lives in the neighbouring parish of Gradina.
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Pankhurst visited North America in 1916 together with the former Secretary of State for Serbia,Čedomilj Mijatović, whose nation had been at the centre of fighting at the start of the war.
Mijatović also noted that a television tower in Sloviansk came under heavy fire and was demolished on June 30.
Journalists' safety is one of the pillars of media freedom and I am appalled to learn about yet another case of thedetention of members of the media in eastern Ukraine,” Mijatović said.
Mijatović noted that recommendations made during a review of the law's draft made by her Office in 2013 were taken into account by the Rada deputies.
I again call on those responsible in the Crimean peninsula to refrain from steps that further endanger media freedom andseriously limit media pluralism,” Mijatović said.
In addition, Mijatović noted that media professionals in Crimea are still having problems getting accredited to attend official meetings.
These deaths are horrid reminders that not enough is being done to protect journalists who risk theirlives reporting from conflict zones in Ukraine,” Mijatović said.
Mijatović also reiterated her firm belief that in difficult and sensitive situations, such as Ukraine is in at the moment, media freedom and a plurality of opinions must be protected.
The action plan will be a hands-on and guiding strategy to make journalists safer,to improve access to information and professional standards among members of the media,” Mijatović said.
Mijatović also reiterated her firm belief that in difficult and sensitive situations, such as Ukraine is in at the moment, media freedom and a plurality of opinions must be protected.
With the early presidential election on 25 May in mind I call on the law enforcement agencies to offer all possible support andprotection to the members of the media”, Mijatović said.
VIENNA, 24 November 2015-OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović today welcomed the adoption of a law in Ukraine which paves the way for abandoning state and communal ownership of print media outlets.
With the adoption of this law the Ukrainian Parliament is clearly abandoning the concept of state-controlled media andintroducing international standards of public service broadcasting,” Mijatović said.
OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović opened the meeting by emphasizing the importance of an inclusive dialogue on media freedom issues in Ukraine, and the high ethical standards of journalism in times of conflict.
I once again call on all those responsible for law and order in these areas to stop the destruction of freedom of the media anddo their utmost to ensure the safety of journalists,” Mijatović said.
This long-awaited law is a major step forward in advancing media freedom andpluralism in the country,” Mijatović said, noting the widespread support for the law from the journalistic community and civil society in Ukraine.
Crimean Tatar media outlets are having their registration rejected for subjective reasons, this is yet another proof that the politically selective censorship of free andindependent voices in Crimea is continuing,” Mijatović said.
VIENNA, 12 August 2014-OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović expressed her concern about a draft law on sanctions registered in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on 8 August and approved in the first reading today….
Ignorance, hate, hostility and other consequences of propaganda are imminent threats to journalism and free media andwe need to put more resources in fighting these threats,” Mijatović said.
VIENNA, 12 August 2014-OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović expressed her concern about a draft law on sanctions registered in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on 8 August and approved in the first reading today….
Mijatović places enormous emphasis on so-called“dialogue” between Ukrainian and Russian journalists, again ignoring the fact that Russian journalists working for state-controlled media produce what is required of them- or leave.'.
VIENNA, 23 May 2014-OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović today presented a new report produced by her office which shows a rapid and alarming deterioration of media freedom situation in Ukraine.
I fully welcomed such co-operation between the ombudspersons, and offered, during my recent contacts with each of them,to provide any possible assistance to support their joint work," Mijatović wrote, stressing that she continued to monitor the situation.
VIENNA, 3 September 2014-OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović said today she was appalled to learn about the death of Russian photographer Andrei Stenin, and she urged the Ukrainian authorities to investigate the circumstances of his death.
On the occasion of International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists,OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović today called on OSCE participating States to investigate all attacks on journalists thoroughly and to prosecute those who commit crimes against members of the media.