The Ministry of Justice withdrew the accreditation of a Pro TV reporter and a journalist Realitatea TV in 2019

Monday, March 25, 2019

Justice Ministry has been at the center of a scandal on Friday after two TV journalists announced the institution had withdrawn their press accreditation in 2019. The Justice Ministry argued the two TV channels had not complied with the accreditation clauses. Ovidiu Oan??, Pro TV reporter, has announced on his Facebook account that the Justice Ministry turned down his accreditation request, without providing further ...

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Monday, March 25, 2019

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