- 05 Μάιος 2023, 11:46
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Έχει αναφερθεί ΗΔΗ τι επηρεάζει τον δείκτη, από τους ίδιους και ΔΕΝ είναι μόνον αυτό που λες.
Προσπαθείς να το φέρεις γύρω γύρω για να πεις τι; Πως το 2005 ήταν τα ίδια; Αυτό από μόνο του είναι μια αστειότητα.
Είναι δεδομένο πως η παρούσα κυβέρνηση έκανε τα πράγματα χειρότερα. Τόσο από αυτόν τον δείκτη, όσο και από την πραγματικότητα που βιώνουμε. Εσύ (για τους δικούς σου λόγους) δεν το δέχεσαι και συνεχίζεις το ίδιο τροπάρι μέρες τώρα, μέχρις εξαντλήσεως.
Αν σου έκανε κάποιος την ερώτηση "Έγινε (πολύ) χειρότερη η κατάσταση στα ΜΜΕ σε ό,τι αφορά την ελευθερία του τύπου στην διακυβέρνηση Μητσοτάκη" παρακαλώ απαντήστε με ένα ναι ή όχι, τι θ'απαντούσες;
Άσε, ξέρω, την μπάλα στην εξέδρα. Σε ότι αφορά τους Ρεπορτερ χωρίς Σύνορα, τα πράγματα είναι σαφέστατα (και δεν μπαίνω καν στην κατάταξη, μιας και έχει την μικρότερη σημασία):
2021:https://rsf.org/en/analyse_regionale/502
Press freedom suffered in Greece in 2020. The conservative government led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis granted generous tax rebates on advertising in the media but sought, directly or indirectly, to control the flow of information closely as part of its efforts to deal with both the coronavirus pandemic and the refugee crisis.
Investigative media and media critical of the government were either omitted or were given a disproportionately small share of the advertising resulting from a controversial 20-million-euro public information campaign about the virus.
Journalists had to get the government’s permission before reporting in hospitals while the health ministry banned medical staff from talking to the media. In February 2021, public TV channels were ordered not to broadcast video circulating on social media that showed the prime minister disregarding lockdown rules.
The police resorted to violence and arbitrary bans to hamper coverage of the refugee crisis on the islands. In Lesbos, journalists were prevented from covering the consequences of the fire at the refugee camp in the town of Moria, while a group of German freelancers were briefly arrested while trying to cover the arrival of new migrants.
In Samos, a German documentary film crew was detained without charge and mistreated by police.
The Greek public TV channel, which has been directly controlled by the prime minister although the supreme court ruled this to be unconstitutional and is now overseen by the Deputy Minister to the PM, censored reports on the new migrant camps.
In Athens, police obstructed photo-journalists covering a commemorative event at the end of 2020 and roughed up a reporter for supposedly violating Covid-19 rules, briefly detaining him.
There is concern about the new rules for policing demonstrations, because it designates areas for the press.
In April 2021, the community of Greek journalists was shaken by the assassination of the reporter specializing in crime issues Giorgos Karaivaz.
Η δολοφονία του Καραϊβάζ, είναι κάτω κάτω και ένα μόνον από όσα αναφέρονται.
2022:
https://rsf.org/en/country/greecePress freedom in Greece suffered severe setbacks between 2021 and 2023, including with a wiretapping scandal that revealed the National Intelligence Service (EYP) was spying on several journalists. Furthermore, SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) are commonplace, and, even more troubling, the murder of veteran crime reporter Giorgos Karaïvaz in 2021 has not yet been solved.
Media landscape
The population’s trust in the media has been one of the lowest in Europe for many years. A few large private groups like Alter Ego Media coexist alongside hundreds of online media outlets, which contributes to a high fragmentation of the media landscape. Similarly, a few entrepreneurs run an overwhelming majority of media outlets, while being involved in other highly regulated business sectors. Some of them have close ties to the country’s political elite. As a result, the press is very polarised.
Political context
The government spokesman is responsible for overseeing the public media, putting the latter’s editorial independence at risk. The broadcast regulator, National Council for Radio and Television (NCRTV), accused of being slow and inefficient, has not been significantly overhauled by the current government or the previous one. Overseen by the prime minister, the National Intelligence Service (EYP) was involved in the surveillance of journalists, many of whom were targeted by the Predator spyware.
Legal framework
Despite constitutional guarantees, press freedom has been challenged on the legislative level. New legislation passed by parliament, meant to provide citizens with better protection against arbitrary surveillance, in response to the “Predatorgate” wiretapping scandal, fall short of European standards. A new media bill established a controversial ethics committee. However, earlier amendments to the criminal code that allowed for a disproportionate restriction of press freedom on dubious legal grounds were eventually repealed.
Economic context
The financial crisis of the last decade, combined with declining readership and advertising budgets, has called into question the long-term survival of many media outlets. The impact of the new legislation aimed at increasing transparency of media ownership and funding remains to be seen.
Sociocultural context
Extreme left and extreme right activists regularly attack the premises of the media they consider as ideological enemies. In addition, female journalists are frequently faced with sexism in the workplace.
Safety
The police regularly resort to violence and arbitrary bans to hamper journalistic coverage of demonstrations and the refugee crisis on the islands. Police filed criminal charges against a prominent photojournalist arrested while covering a police operation in Athens. Another journalist who was a victim of unjustified police violence, only won his case in court after 12 years. Despite arrests made in April 2023, the murder of veteran crime reporter Giorgos Karaïvaz, who was gunned down outside his Athens home in broad daylight in 2021, is yet to be resolved. However, concrete solutions are expected from a working group on the protection of journalists.
Κατόπιν των παραπάνω, το μόνο πρόβλημα είναι αν είναι δίκαιο το ράνκιν και αν είμαστε καλύτεροι ή χειρότεροι από την Μπουργκίνα Φάσο.
για την υπόγα
