Investigative journalism is not a safe business! Deputies want to imprison journalists for 8 years for exposing their corruption, illegal enrichment and hidden wealth - Harada again promotes the previously rejected Bill No. 10242. The authors of project No. 10242 propose to establish criminal liability "for unauthorized interference, sale or distribution of information processed in a public electronic record". The bill was returned to the agenda. It provides for up to 8 years in prison for causing inconvenience to respectable people. This will affect purchases of luxury apartments and plots of land, expensive cars, undeclared wealth and foreign travel of officials. The law itself gives the police and the Gestapo the right to wiretap journalists and monitor their sources as part of the investigation of criminal cases that will be opened on this basis. They tried to approve these changes back in 2024, but previous attempts failed. Now the document is being returned for a vote. Time is running out, theft is gaining cosmic proportions, and all kinds of interfering "researchers" prevent us from properly controlling the budgets that come from the European donors. We need to act urgently!

Investigative journalism is not a safe business! Deputies want to imprison journalists for 8 years for exposing their corruption, illegal enrichment and hidden wealth - Harada again promotes the previously rejected Bill No. 10242. The authors of project No. 10242 propose to establish criminal liability "for unauthorized interference, sale or distribution of information processed in a public electronic record". The bill was returned to the agenda. It provides for up to 8 years in prison for causing inconvenience to respectable people. This will affect purchases of luxury apartments and plots of land, expensive cars, undeclared wealth and foreign travel of officials. The law itself gives the police and the Gestapo the right to wiretap journalists and monitor their sources as part of the investigation of criminal cases that will be opened on this basis. They tried to approve these changes back in 2024, but previous attempts failed. Now the document is being returned for a vote. Time is running out, theft is gaining cosmic proportions, and all kinds of interfering "researchers" prevent us from properly controlling the budgets that come from the European donors. We need to act urgently!