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Under police protectionhttps://rsf.org/en/italy

Six Italian journalists are still under round-the-clock police protection because of death threats, mostly from the mafia or fundamentalist groups. The level of violence against reporters (including verbal and physical intimidation and threats) is alarming, especially as politicians such as Beppe Grillo of the Five Star Movement do not hesitate to publicly out the journalists they dislike. Journalists also feel pressured by politicians, and increasingly opt to censor themselves. Under a new law, defaming politicians, judges, or civil servants is punishable by sentences of six to nine years in prison. Many journalists, especially in the capital and the south of the country, say they are still subjected to pressure from mafia groups and local criminal gangs.Young professional woman and busy mom.-
Re: Under police protectionScritto daWakko WarnerWakkus Horribilisil 2017-04-26 13:02:21.0 alle 2017-04-26 13:02:21.0Trollate totali: 6779Scritto da: ::1
> https://rsf.org/en/italy
> Six Italian journalists are still under round-the-clock police protection because of death threats, mostly from the mafia or fundamentalist groups. The level of violence against reporters (including verbal and physical intimidation and threats) is alarming, especially as politicians such as Beppe Grillo of the Five Star Movement do not hesitate to publicly out the journalists they dislike. Journalists also feel pressured by politicians, and increasingly opt to censor themselves. Under a new law, defaming politicians, judges, or civil servants is punishable by sentences of six to nine years in prison. Many journalists, especially in the capital and the south of the country, say they are still subjected to pressure from mafia groups and local criminal gangs.
Queste leggi qualcuno le avrà proposte e qualcuno le avrà votate. I nomi dei responsabili devono essere messi in bella evidenza così che non possano essere ri-votati. Un politico che fa cazzate del genere deve sapere che la sua carriera è finita.Gli Svizzeri non sono tutti ricchi - Mattia
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Re: Under police protectionScritto daNon Autenticatoil 2017-04-26 17:50:02.0 alle 2017-04-26 17:50:02.0Scritto da: ::1
> https://rsf.org/en/italy
> Six Italian journalists are still under round-the-clock police protection because of death threats, mostly from the mafia or fundamentalist groups. The level of violence against reporters (including verbal and physical intimidation and threats) is alarming, especially as politicians such as Beppe Grillo of the Five Star Movement do not hesitate to publicly out the journalists they dislike. Journalists also feel pressured by politicians, and increasingly opt to censor themselves. Under a new law, defaming politicians, judges, or civil servants is punishable by sentences of six to nine years in prison. Many journalists, especially in the capital and the south of the country, say they are still subjected to pressure from mafia groups and local criminal gangs.
Una minoranza di giornalisti d'inchiesta paga per la maggioranza di zelanti leccaculo (Grillo ce l'ha con questi ultimi).-
Re: Under police protectionScritto daavvelenatoun mezzo cavalloil 2017-04-27 01:06:46.0 alle 2017-04-27 01:06:46.0Trollate totali: 14239Scritto da:
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> > Six Italian journalists are still under round-the-clock police protection because of death threats, mostly from the mafia or fundamentalist groups. The level of violence against reporters (including verbal and physical intimidation and threats) is alarming, especially as politicians such as Beppe Grillo of the Five Star Movement do not hesitate to publicly out the journalists they dislike. Journalists also feel pressured by politicians, and increasingly opt to censor themselves. Under a new law, defaming politicians, judges, or civil servants is punishable by sentences of six to nine years in prison. Many journalists, especially in the capital and the south of the country, say they are still subjected to pressure from mafia groups and local criminal gangs.
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> Una minoranza di giornalisti d'inchiesta paga per la maggioranza di zelanti leccaculo (Grillo ce l'ha con questi ultimi).
Non si possono scegliere i giornalisti simpatici.I pedoni possono muoversi solo in avanti.-
Re: Under police protectionScritto daNon Autenticatoil 2017-04-27 12:38:35.0 alle 2017-04-27 12:38:35.0Scritto da: avvelenato
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> > > Six Italian journalists are still under round-the-clock police protection because of death threats, mostly from the mafia or fundamentalist groups. The level of violence against reporters (including verbal and physical intimidation and threats) is alarming, especially as politicians such as Beppe Grillo of the Five Star Movement do not hesitate to publicly out the journalists they dislike. Journalists also feel pressured by politicians, and increasingly opt to censor themselves. Under a new law, defaming politicians, judges, or civil servants is punishable by sentences of six to nine years in prison. Many journalists, especially in the capital and the south of the country, say they are still subjected to pressure from mafia groups and local criminal gangs.
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> > Una minoranza di giornalisti d'inchiesta paga per la maggioranza di zelanti leccaculo (Grillo ce l'ha con questi ultimi).
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> Non si possono scegliere i giornalisti simpatici.
No, ma con i soldi si possono concimare i leccaculo, e a certi soggetti i soldi non mancano.
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