The Editor-in-Chief of Dagens ETC is cautiously relieved over the news that Joakim Medin receives a conditional sentence in Turkey. It is a success in terms of Joakim being able to come home as soon as possible, says Andreas Gustavsson.
CrimeThe Journalists' Union and the Union are issuing a warning of a strike at SVT in Stockholm. Surprising and reckless, says Maria Möller, Director of the Media Companies' Association.
BusinessSwedish journalist organizations are demanding that the imprisoned journalist Joakim Medin be released. It is incredibly serious that he is sitting in a solitary cell instead of being out and reporting on what is actually happening in Turkey, says Erik Larsson from Reporters Without Borders Sweden.
CrimeThe Journalists' Union (SJF) criticizes the government's proposal that even "harmless" information about the NATO cooperation should be able to be classified as secret – in some cases for up to 150 years.
Swedish politicsEducational Radio concentrates its production to Stockholm and closes its operations in Gothenburg and Malmö. This is problematic, says the Chairman of the Journalists' Association Ulrika Hyllert, to Swedish Radio Cultural News.
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