Editors-in-Chief of Czech Media Call on Politicians to Communicate Decently and Provide Equal Access to Information

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Today, forty editors-in-chief of Czech media are appealing to all politicians in a call called Basic Boundaries to work with them to curb violence in public spaces, communicate politely, and maintain equal access to information. The call will be published on Monday, October 5, by media outlets whose editors-in-chief supported the text in an exceptionally large number, on their websites at 8 a.m., on television and radio in the news at the same t…

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The open letter published by the media, called "Basic Boundaries", calls on the government and all politicians, regardless of their options and from which level of territorial self-government, to respect the basic principles of decent communication and their obligation to make information available to all media, regardless of whether they like or dislike their editorial orientation.

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Almost 40 editors-in-chief of Czech media outlets today appealed to politicians to work with them to curb violence in public spaces, communicate politely, and maintain free access to information. We are publishing the full text of the appeal and signatures.

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More than four dozen editors-in-chief of Czech media outlets have jointly called on politicians to reject violence, adhere to the basic rules of decent communication, and not restrict the media's access to information. Refresher has also joined the call.

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Forty editors-in-chief of Czech news and current affairs media have called on public officials to reject violence, adhere to decent communication and respect free access to information. They stated this in a joint appeal published on Monday morning in newspapers, on websites and...

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Forty Czech media representatives have joined forces in a joint appeal to public officials. They are also responding to cases where some journalists have been excluded from press conferences or statements.