“To bring normality back to Slovenia, to abolish dictatorship, to abolish totalitarianism, and to reintroduce democracy, the rule of law, to restore Slovenia’s reputation in the world, because the current government is bringing shame to us everywhere; to abolish political interference in the media,” said Sašo Jejčič, a retired criminal investigator, in April of this …
“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 retired …
Slovenia is currently experiencing a post-truth media reality. How else could we explain the fact that most of the dominant media outlets are unable to point out the simple fact that the MP who proposed the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act is Mojca Šetinc Pašek, who until recently worked at the national media outlet …
On Thursday, the National Assembly ordered a parliamentary investigation into the political responsibility of public office holders due to the suspicion of illegal funding of party campaigns for the last parliamentary elections through the operations of media outlets that are owned, partially owned, or in some way influenced by political parties, officials and members of …
In the past week, the national media outlet RTV Slovenia reported on a number of topics but also did not report on some. The latter group also includes everything that has happened in relation to the issue of the education of Supreme Court judge Branko Masleša. Thus, RTV did not even mention the fact that …
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