ок, давай попробуем "не так глупо выглядеть" .
Вот тебе рейтинг Репортерс санс фронтиèрес.....
А теперь читаем про Россию
["Media freedom has not significantly improved over the past decade. Radio and TV news diversity is still lacking, independent media outlets are harassed by police and courts and those who kill journalists are not punished. Most recently, violence against journalists and human rights activists has increased in the northern Caucasus region.
Most Russians get their news via TV but have very little chance of hearing independent views on it. Opposition figures and government critics have no access to nationwide stations.
Murders of journalists and human rights activists and physical attacks on them, especially in the Caucasus republics, make Russia one of the world’s most dangerous countries for independent journalists.
The rights situation sharply worsened in the northern Caucasus, with the killing in August 2008 of Magomed Yevloyev, owner of the online news website ingushetiyaru.org and leader of the opposition to the then Ingushetian President Murat Ziazikov. The murder in Moscow of human rights lawyer Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova followed in January 2009. Natalia Estemirova, representative in Grozny of the human rights NGO Memorial, was killed on 15 July and Chechen children’s activist Zarema Sadulayeva on 10 August. Several media outlets suspended their activity in the region.
Russian President Dmitri Medvedev admitted people were being murdered for political reasons and that killers of journalists were not being punished. He promised to take steps to make it easier for NGOs to operate.
Five journalists were killed in Russia in 2009 and the country slipped 12 places in the Reporters Without Borders worldwide press freedom index. Twenty-two journalists have been murdered in Russia since March 2000 for trying to do their job.
Little progress has been made in prosecution of the killers of journalist Anna Politkovskaya but the supreme court on 3 September 2009 ordered further investigation in the case after a lower court had refused the appeal of her family to do so after the acquittal in February amid charges of irregularities of three men accused of killing her.
Media outlets and journalists critical of both the government and the old Soviet regime were targeted by libel suits. Oleg Orlov (of the NGO Memorial) was sued for saying Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov was behind the murder of Memorial official Natalia Estemirova. A nationalist youth group, Nachi, sued several Russian media outlets (including radio station Ekho Moskvy) and foreign papers (among them Le Monde, The Independent, El Pais and the Journal de Dimanche) for saying Nachi had hounded former dissident Alexander Podrabinek, who works for the Russian service of Radio France International.
Podrabinek had to go into hiding for a while after being fiercely attacked by Nachi for reporting on a revival of Stalinism and about lack of work being done to record the abuses of the Soviet era.
Stalin’s grandson, Yevgeny Dzhugashvili, also sued the independent paper Novaya Gazeta and Ekho Moskvy for “damaging the honour” of his grandfather. The case was dismissed.
Past history has reemerged as a social and political issue, which is welcome even at the price of legal harassment and lawsuits. The news agency Ria Novosti, Ekho Moskvy and the daily paper Izvestia launched a multimedia project at the end of 2009 to tackle controversial issues in Russian history.
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Russia - 153 out of 175 in the latest worldwide index
United States - 20 out of 175 in the latest worldwide index
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цирк с конями
читаю спортс.ру, рыдаю , там такие перлы, это что-то
"Безотносительно нашего выступления на Олимпиаде... Америкосы превращают в фарс очередную Олимпиаду. Ну что за нация - ведь все равно они выигрывают честно, зачем же еще подсуживать своим." :qw:
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