US EditionJournalists and Cultural Figures Call for New Protests Against Politicians' Plans to Change Lrt Management
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The announcement was made on Saturday morning by journalist Birutė Davidonytė, chairwoman of the Association of Professional Journalists.
Journalists and cultural figures will resume protests next week against amendments to the law initiated by the ruling party to simplify the procedure for dismissing the head of the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT).
Journalists and cultural figures will resume protests next week against the government-initiated amendments to the law on a simpler procedure for dismissing the head of the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT). The Association of Professional Journalists and the Cultural Assembly are promising a three-day protest outside the Seimas and a four-day protest outside the Presidential Palace. The big protest outside the Seimas is planned fo…
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