Media
The aim of the monitoring study is to identify, trace over time and explore the attacks in Bulgaria against courts, judges and their professional organisations.
The media monitoring study and analysis set out below have two main aspects:
- In the first place, they outline the attacks against courts in the media and those implicit in statements made by public figures with strong opinion-making potential, including attacks from representatives of the three branches of government — judiciary, executive and legislative — and by representatives of non-governmental organisations, including sociologists and political scientists. The analysis then seeks to uncover and explore the underlying reasons, gauge the intensity and explore the nature of the attacks against courts on the part of leading opinion makers in Bulgaria.
- They also provide a chronological account of the media publications containing attacks against courts, judges and their professional organisations. The monitoring exercise takes a critical look at journalistic articles purporting to report on developments in the judiciary (materials and information updates relating to key events); interviews with opinion leaders; analyses; commentaries and investigations with implications for the judiciary.
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Jun 2015
Issue 2/2015 of the IAJ-UIM newsletter
Here enclosed plsease find the last issue (2/2015) of our IAJ-UIM newsletter.
In this copy is providing an information on some of the main subjects treated during the 2015 springtime meetings of the four Regional Groups and of the Presidency Committee.
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In this copy is providing an information on some of the main subjects treated during the 2015 springtime meetings of the four Regional Groups and of the Presidency Committee.
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Apr 2012
THE URGENCY OF THE REFORM OF THE JUDICIARY
Article by Miroslava Todorova published in newspaper Pressa on 26.04.2012.
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15
Jun 2011
Legitimate and Transperatnt
Article by Petya Vladimirova, published in newspaper Dnevnik on 01.06.2011.
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15
May 2011
Various publications
Articles published in newspapers Dnevnik, Capital, Trud in 2010-2011.
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15
May 2010
Let the Murdered In
Deutsche Welle
Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: A whodunit with a fatal end
Why is the Bulgarian court either on the wrong side of the bar or in the role of a mental defective? And what will be the end of the whodunit in which the court is the villain, and the Prime Minister is the hero? The answers – in Marinela Lipcheva’s commentary:
Blessed times have come for Bulgarian TV audiences. Local TV channels may be short of quality films, but newscasts offer plenty of crime stories disguised as reality shows with well-known faces and names starring. And every time, as it may well be expected from commercially oriented filmmakers, justice is done! The problem, however, is that it is not administered where it should be, as the court, which is by definition responsible for the administering of justice in a rule-of-law state, is downgraded to the humiliating position of a defendant, or even worse: of a mental defective.
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