Примери за използване на New media law на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Hungary introduced a new media law.
A new media law is expected to require licenses and sharply limit the number of stations in operation.
Ire over Serbia's new media law.
A new media law passed by the Croatian Parliament requires journalists, under some conditions, to reveal their sources.
This is before the new media law.
In Greece, a new media law contains provisions that could hamper the development of local media and exclude minority groups from access to information.
Lebanon in dire need of a new media law.
Eu's campaign I became aware of the controversial new media law in Hungary that seems to introduce mechanisms that elicit media censorship.
We regret that we now have to leave because of the new media law.”.
A new media law in Ecuador outlines a variety of provisions that increase Mr. Correa's ability to attack and censor significant opinions of his own government.
That, too, is major progress in the new media law in Hungary.
European journalist groups andpress freedom watchdogs have sharply criticised the Hungarian government for its new media laws.
At the end of last year, this government adopted a new media law that guarantees freedom of the press.
Not long after the Orban government took office in 2010,parliament indeed passed a new media law.
We should keep matters separate, or else Prime Minister Leterme will have to comment on the new media law in Hungary, and I do not believe that that is his responsibility.
In March 2011, the European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning Hungary's new media law.
At the beginning of May, the Croatian Parliament passed the new media law, filling the legal void created at the beginning of the year when the Constitutional Court abrogated an earlier law. .
Rights group urges Hungary to amend new media law.
Fortunately, with Hungary's formal pledge to the European Commission that the new media law will be adjusted and explicitly brought in line with European fundamental rights, that ambiguity has been removed.
In writing.-(NL) It is a positive thing that the Hungarian Prime Minister has clearly emphasised his willingness to adjust the new media law, should the EU so request.
Even if the GoG implements a new media law, some are skeptical whether the GoG can put the chaotic media situation in order because it would involve a showdown with media owners.
The example which the Hungarian Government has set to the European Union with its new media law has not been a positive one.
In Hungary, a new media law came into force on 1 January 2011, which subjects the public media to a supervisory authority that is to check the media for balanced coverage and for their focus on the“strengthening of national identity”.
On 19 January 2016 the Commission wrote to the Polish Government(12) offering to contribute expertise anddiscuss matters related to the new media law.
This should be interesting when you consider that Hungary is currently subject to a barrage of international criticism because of its new media law and this law is clearly in conflict with Article 11 of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.
I voted in favour of resolution because I believe that the new media law in Hungary does not give sufficient guarantee of freedom of expression and pluralism, and is therefore counterproductive for the establishment of real pluralism in the public sphere.
Similarly, I would only like to note as a matter of interest that the media law you are objecting to repealed the press act adopted in 1986, during the communist regime,which, until the adoption of the new media law, allowed newspapers to be terminated simply by deleting them from the register.
Calls on the Somalia government to review the penal code, the new media law and other legislation, to put them in line with Somalia's international obligations regarding the right to freedom of expression and the media; .
The campaign relating to the new media law, which involves calls for the withdrawal of the right to vote under Article 7, and which was initiated here in Parliament and not by you, but by the parties that lost the 2010 elections in Hungary, they sat here and they are still sitting here now at the front, at least those who have not gone running straight to the press, is hypocritical and intolerable.
We are fully confident that Hungary will take all the necessary steps to ensure that the new media law is implemented with full respect for European values on media freedom and for the relevant EU legislation as well as the European Convention on Human Rights.