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Battle for TV

Urgent need to guarantee public broadcaster’s independence

Published on 8 March 2013Read

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High tension

Media face many unknowns after tense election campaign

Published on 1 October 2012Read

Georgia

Opposition TV channels finally get airing on cable — for 60 days

Reporters Without Borders welcomes as a first step the approval by Georgia’s Parliament on 29 June of an amendment to the electoral code obliging (...)

Published on 9 July 2012 Read

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Serbian travel journalist held in South Ossetia

Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns Serbian travel journalist Viktor Lazic’s detention since 10 September in the self-proclaimed (...)

Published on 16 September 2011 Read

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Questions raised by detention of four photographers on spying charges

Reporters Without Borders is disturbed by the arrests of four well-known photo-journalists yesterday in Tbilisi on spying charges and calls on (...)

Published on 8 July 2011 Read

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At least a dozen journalists attacked by police dispersing protesters

Reporters Without Borders is deeply shocked by the violence used by the Georgian security forces in the early hours of yesterday against (...)

Published on 27 May 2011 Read

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Another case of political censorship by Eutelsat?

Was Europe’s leading TV satellite operator, Eutelsat, censoring again in violation of article 3 of the convention under which it was created when (...)

Published on 25 February 2010 Read

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Authorities urged not to rule out political motive in grenade attack on TV station

Reporters Without Borders condemns a hand grenade attack on opposition television station Maestro TV in the early hours of yesterday in Tbilisi (...)

Published on 26 May 2009 Read

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Appointment of new head of news exacerbates situation at Imedi TV

Reporters Without Borders is puzzled and concerned by Nana Intskirveli’s appointment on 17 March as head of news at the privately-owned TV station (...)

Published on 19 March 2009 Read