Foreign Ministry: EU generates rules for total discrimination of the Russian media
Continuing to inflate the myth of " Russian propaganda ", the EU wishes to establish rules for total discrimination of the Russian media, representing the position, official alternative estimate of Brussels, informs a press-service of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.
filed on Tuesday at the meeting of the EU Council for General Affairs of the proposals of the head of EU diplomacy Federica Mogherini about the creation of a "strategy to counter the propaganda of the Kremlin" is clearly aimed at ousting the Russian presence in international media, is notified on the Internet office of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.
After the introduction of restrictive measures against Russian correspondents the European Union is trying to form rules for total discrimination of the Russian media, according to a report. In the diplomatic Ministry stressed that depriving millions of Europeans the right to access To different medicotechnical, the EU violates the fundamental and universally recognized right to freedom of expression, international obligations of pluralism in the media and unhindered dissemination of information. Remember, the head of EU diplomacy Federica Mogherini on Tuesday presented to the member countries of the EU proposals on strategy to counter the so-called Russian propaganda. As said Commissioner of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation for human rights Konstantin Dolgov, the myth of Russian propaganda is used for "Stripping" information space from the Russian media. March 20, the head of the European Council Donald Tusk told the head of the Brussels diplomacy Federica Mogherini By June to prepare a plan to counter Russian "disinformation" in coverage of the conflict in Ukraine. On the same day the embassies of the EU countries in Brussels was sent a job description, which stated that a key task of contraproductive will be " correcting and verifying facts misinformation/myths ". Among the duties of what was then called the regular update of information about the EU through key messages, articles, editorials, newsletters, and infographics with emphasis on the benefits of the Eastern partnership and the preparation of press materials in the Russian language. By June, the EU set up a special group to combat Russian propaganda, headed by a former employee of the Czech newspaper Hospodarske noviny Jakub Kalensky. European external action service (EEAS), which will operate special group of five experts, considered candidates submitted by all member countries of the European Union. Mandatory conditions were University degree, experience in journalism and knowledge of languages - English, French, but most importantly - Russian.
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