The State Council of Crimea has tightened rules for journalists
Simferopol, November 26 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – Deputies of the State Council of Crimea approved accreditation rules for journalists. The document, presented by the chairman of the relevant committee Sergei Shuvainikov, was adopted today at the parliamentary session.
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Thus, only accredited press representatives representing media registered in Russia or foreign publications that have received permission from the Russian Foreign Ministry will now be able to enter the Crimean parliament.
Accreditation is given to each journalist personally. In addition, journalists from news agencies and socio-political publications will receive IDs of parliamentary correspondents, and sound and television operators will have IDs with the inscription “electronic press.”
According to the rules, only with this ID will journalists be able to bring in and take out audio and video equipment from the State Council building.
Crimea's State Council has tightened rules for journalists.