“I cannot rule out what has been written on the portal,” former Freedom Movement-turned-independent MP Mojca Šetinc Pašek commented on allegations made by Požareport that the Secretary-General of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda), Vesna Vuković, had accessed classified information from the National Assembly’s commissions of inquiry. At a press conference on Monday, Mojca Šetinc …
It seems that members of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) coalition want to secure their dominance of the public media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) as soon as possible. Freedom Movement MP Janja Sluga, the chairwoman of the Commission for Public Office and Elections of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia, has called …
One of the very clear features of the “Freedom ” rule is the interpretation of the rule of law as subordinate to the political will of the authorities. On Wednesday, the former “independent ” journalist-turned-MP Mojca Šetinc Pašek explained this understanding of the state to the public at a meeting of the National Assembly’s Commission …
The publishing house “Nova Obzorja” (“New Horizons”) has filed a motion for an inspection of the work of Mojca Šetinc Pašek and Lenart Žavbi with the Information Commissioner, and a criminal charge with the Ljubljana District Court, on suspicion of attempted misuse of personal data and the suspicion of the criminal offence of treason and …
Two Members Of The Investigative Commission Have Been Criminally Charged! Read More »
Mojca Šetinc Pašek, an MP from the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda), has repeatedly demonstrated with her words and actions in the past that good manners are not one of her strong points. She has even gone so far as to blackmail certain individuals in order to achieve what she wanted. This proves once again …
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Despite the fact that the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act will enter into force this month, following the referendum and the arbitrary decision of the State Election Commission (thus providing the current government with the legal possibility of replacing the entire management team of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia), signatures of RTV programme …
It seems that the former editor-in-chief of the web portal Siol, Peter Jančič’s old columns have been censored, including his writing about a possible conflict of interest of journalists linked to Prime Minister Robert Golob. Jančič said that at first, he did not believe the rumours, as the old texts have no serious impact on …
“Mojca Šetinc Pašek wants to silence every critical voice in her Commission of Inquiry and has therefore appointed me as a witness (because of the five shares I own in one of the media outlets) and thus disqualified me as a member of the Commission of Inquiry, on the basis of an article of the …
MEP Dr Milan Zver and MEP Romana Tomc addressed a warning to Sophie in ‘t Veld, head of the delegation of the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs for fact-finding in Slovenia, in connection with a letter addressed to the mayors of all Slovenian municipalities sent by the Slovenian Parliamentary Commission …
If there were any doubts left before, now it is quite clear to everyone that the left-wing parliamentary majority will do literally anything to not only discredit the right-wing opposition but to try to materially destroy and silence the right-wing (private) media outlets as well. This is the only way we can interpret the letter …
“After everything that has been happening, related to journalists and the personnel policy of dictator Golob, the entire top of the judiciary should publicly apologise for the conviction due to the tweet about journalistic prostitutes. And then, the judiciary should process the corrupt connection of the Necenzurirano (Uncensored) web portal with the ruling party,” said …
The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) parliamentary group demanded that Tomaž Modic, a journalist from the “Necenzurirano.si” (“Uncensored”) web portal, be removed from the National Assembly’s Commission of Inquiry, which is headed by the “independent” Mojca Šetinc Pašek, as him being involved in the work of the Commission would be a clear …
