Civil group files amicus curiae petition at top court in RTV Slovenija impasse
Ljubljana, 28 March - A coalition featuring the Slovenian Journalists' Association (DNS) and three NGOs has submitted an amicus curiae intervention to the Constitutional Court, urging it to secure the immediate implementation of overhauled appointment procedures at RTV Slovenija in order to protect media freedom and the public's right to access information.
Ljubljana
Coalition featuring the Slovenian Journalists' Association (DNS), and the NGOs the Peace Institute, PIC and Open, present amicus curiae intervention to the Constitutional Court over RTV Slovenija impasse.
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA
Ljubljana
Coalition featuring the Slovenian Journalists' Association (DNS), and the NGOs the Peace Institute, PIC and Open, present amicus curiae intervention to the Constitutional Court over RTV Slovenija impasse.
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA
Ljubljana
Coalition featuring the Slovenian Journalists' Association (DNS), and the NGOs the Peace Institute, PIC and Open, present amicus curiae intervention to the Constitutional Court over RTV Slovenija impasse.
Barbara Rajgelj of the Institute for Culture of Diversity Open.
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA
Ljubljana
Coalition featuring the Slovenian Journalists' Association (DNS), and the NGOs the Peace Institute, PIC and Open, present amicus curiae intervention to the Constitutional Court over RTV Slovenija impasse.
Brankica Petković of the Peace Institute.
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA
Ljubljana
Coalition featuring the Slovenian Journalists' Association (DNS), and the NGOs the Peace Institute, PIC and Open, present amicus curiae intervention to the Constitutional Court over RTV Slovenija impasse.
Katarina Bervar Sternad of PIC, the Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment.
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA
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