Today, fines ranging from 2,000 to 5,000 euros are imposed for spreading false information.
Moldovan authorities banned the broadcasting of Russian news. President Maia Sandu has signed an information security law, Television and Radio Council head Liliana Vitsu told Rlive the other day.
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It is learned that this law will take effect next week. The document prohibits Moldovan TV channels from broadcasting Russian news and analytical programs, as well as Russian military films.
The document also defines the concept of “disinformation”, which poses a threat to information security. We are talking about information that “justifies or promotes military aggression, hybrid aggression, terrorism, dictatorial regimes.”
For spreading disinformation, fines from 40 to 100 thousand lei (from 2 to 5 thousand euros) are imposed, as well as the suspension of the broadcasting license for up to seven days. The Broadcasting Council will oversee law enforcement.
It will be recalled that on June 18, the first joint meeting of the parliaments of Romania and Moldova was held in Chisinau. The opposition Bloc of Communists and Socialists of Moldova refused to take part in it.
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Source: korrespondent
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