-Not long ago, in early October in Italy the event takes place for the freedom of the press, television, newspapers, censorship, etc.. etc.. to adhere to major names such as Roberto Saviano ... absolutely right ... but I bet if I tell you the name of Olga Kotovskaya not even know who he is (until a few days ago I even knew). Olga was a Kotovskaya 
Russian journalist, who died Nov. 16. Would have fallen accidentally from the 14th floor of a building in the center of Kaliningrad, six days after a court ruled that she had been unfairly deprived of the management of the television station that he had created. Putin's Russia is known, does not enjoy a good reputation for freedom of the press as the country is also ranked at 153 on the 175 countries ranked by press freedom made by Reporters without Borders. The organization points out that freedom of the press "impunity in cases of murders of journalists is one of the most worrying aspects of the media in Russia." Furthermore, his death is very similar to that of Ivan Safronov, a promising journalist daily Kommersant, who died in March 2007 just after a flight from the fifth floor of his apartment in Moscow. He was investigating the trading of Russian arms to the Middle East, particularly to Syria and Iran. Article promised but never arrived in the newsroom. Olga Kotovskaya owned 49% of the television station Kasakad, obtained six days before the ruling stated that the document used to transfer control of the television station had been forged. Olga Kotovskaya therefore had a reason to celebrate, added to his strong character, the fact that he loved his job and had two children, items that would never think of suicide. Since 2000 at least 22 journalists have lost their lives to Because of their work ... like Anna Politkovskaya , Anastasia Baburova , Yuri Shchekochikhin , and many many others ... but the U.S., the 'Italy, Europe what they say? Silence ... -
Russian journalist, who died Nov. 16. Would have fallen accidentally from the 14th floor of a building in the center of Kaliningrad, six days after a court ruled that she had been unfairly deprived of the management of the television station that he had created. Putin's Russia is known, does not enjoy a good reputation for freedom of the press as the country is also ranked at 153 on the 175 countries ranked by press freedom made by Reporters without Borders. The organization points out that freedom of the press "impunity in cases of murders of journalists is one of the most worrying aspects of the media in Russia." Furthermore, his death is very similar to that of Ivan Safronov, a promising journalist daily Kommersant, who died in March 2007 just after a flight from the fifth floor of his apartment in Moscow. He was investigating the trading of Russian arms to the Middle East, particularly to Syria and Iran. Article promised but never arrived in the newsroom. Olga Kotovskaya owned 49% of the television station Kasakad, obtained six days before the ruling stated that the document used to transfer control of the television station had been forged. Olga Kotovskaya therefore had a reason to celebrate, added to his strong character, the fact that he loved his job and had two children, items that would never think of suicide. Since 2000 at least 22 journalists have lost their lives to Because of their work ... like Anna Politkovskaya , Anastasia Baburova , Yuri Shchekochikhin , and many many others ... but the U.S., the 'Italy, Europe what they say? Silence ... - Full article Marianna Lepore: http://www.inaltreparole.net/it/giornalismo/olgakotovskayamorta061209.html . html
