88 mass-media institutions and associations from Republic of Moldova adopted „The journalist's deontology code from Republic of Moldova” (new edition)
88 mass-media institutions and associations from Republic of Moldova adopted „The journalist's deontology code from Republic of Moldova” (new edition), publicly committing to observe ethical and professional principles.
„The journalist's deontology code from Republic of Moldova” (new edition) was elaborated during September 2010 – February 2011 by media experts of the Council of Europe and from Republic of Moldova basing on „Professional ethics principles code (Deontology Code) of the journalist from Republic of Moldova”, adopted inn 1999 by the Journalists' Union. While editing the document, the authors took into account the new tendencies in mass-media development and the recommendations of international institutions on journalistic ethics. „The journalist's deontology code from Republic of Moldova” (new edition) embodies a large spectrum of ethical principles, and the journalists can find answers to most of professional dilemmas.
Mass-media institutions and associations from Republic of Moldova which have not adhered to the Code are invited to do this any time, by contacting the Press Council (tel.: 22-09-96). On its web page (www.consiliuldepresa.md), the Press Council regularly updates the list of signatories to “The journalist's deontology code from Republic of Moldova” (new version).
„The journalist's deontology code from Republic of Moldova” (new version) was drafted within the joint program of the European Union and Council of Europe, entitled “Democracy Support Program in Moldova”.
The list of media institutions/associations, which have signed the Aggreement to commit to „The journalist's deontology code from Republic of Moldova” (new edition) till May 3, 2011
National media institutions:
1. National Broadcasting Public Institution – Company „Teleradio-Moldova”
2. Newspaper „Jurnal de Chişinău”
3. Newspaper „Adevărul”
4. Newspaper „Панорама”
5. Newspaper „Ziarul de Gardă”
6. Radio station „Jurnal FM”
7. TV channel „Jurnal TV”
8. Newspaper „apropo magazin”
9. Press agency „INFOTAG”
10. Economic-financial magazine „Profit”/„Bănci şi Finanţe”
11. Press agency „Info-Prim Neo”
12. Press agency „DECA-Press”
13. Agency „MONITOR MEDIA”
14. Magazine „Natura”
15. Newspaper "Комсомольская правда" in Moldova
16. Magazine „Business Class”
17. Newspaper „ECOnomist”
18. TV channel „Prime”
19. Radio station "Publika FM"
20. TV channel "Publika TV"
News portals:
1. UNIMEDIA (www.unimedia.md)
2. ВЕСТИ.МД (www.vesti.md)
3. Ştirea Zilei (www.stireazilei.md)
4. HotNews.MD (www.hotnews.md)
5. ARENA (www.arena.md)
6. Moldova Azi (www.azi.md)
7. IMEDIA media group (www.imedia.md)
8. News portal www.publika.md
Mass-media associations/specialized educational institutions:
1. Association of Independent Press
2. Independent Journalism Centre
3. Young Journalist's Center
4. Journalistic Investigation Center
5. Radio-broadcasters' Association „AICI Network”
6. Center for Promoting the Freedom of Expression and Access to Information “Acces-info”
7. Association of Regional radio broadcasters „Meridian”
8. Association of Electronic Press
9. Association of Sports Association
10. Committee for Press Freedom
11. Association of Economic Journalists
12. Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences, Moldova State University
13. School of advanced Journalism Studies
14. Chair of Journalism and Public Communication, Moldova International Free University
15. Faculty of Journalism and Public Communication, University of European Studies from Moldova
16. Moldovan Journalists' Union
Regional/local media institutions:
1. Public company „Gagauziya Radio Televizionu” (Comrat)
2. Newspaper „Unghiul” (Ungheni)
3. Newspaper „СП” (Bălţi)
4. Newspaper „Expresul de Ungheni” (Ungheni)
5. Newspaper „Cuvântul” (Rezina)
6. Newspaper „Observatorul de Nord” (Soroca)
7. Newspaper „Est Curier” (Criuleni)
8. Newspaper „Gazeta de Sud” (Cimişlia)
9. Newspaper „Glia Drochiană” (Drochia)
10. Newspaper „Gazeta de Vest” (Nisporeni)
11. Newspaper „Cuvântul liber” (Leova)
12. Newspaper „Профсоюзные вести” (Tiraspol)
13. Newspaper „Câmpia glodenilor” (Glodeni)
14. TV channel „Prim” (Glodeni)
15. Radio station „Prim” (Glodeni)
16. Radio station „Radio Mingir” (Mingir)
17. Newspaper „Curierul de Edineţ” (Edineţ)
18. TV channel „Canal-X” (Briceni)
19. Radio station „Canal-X” (Briceni)
20. Radio station „Албена” (Taraclia)
21. TV channel „NTS” (Taraclia)
22. Newspaper „Ora locală” (Ialoveni)
23. Newspaper „Знамя” (Ciadîr-Lunga)
24. TV channel „Euronova” (Ungheni)
25. TV channel „Albasat” (Nisporeni)
26. Newspaper „Căuşeni” (Căuşeni)
27. Newspaper „Свет” (Taraclia)
28. Radio station „Radio Orhei” (Orhei)
29. TV channel „Impuls TV” (Şoldăneşti)
30. Newspaper „Ecoul Nostru” (Sângerei)
31. Newspaper „Drapelul” (Făleşti)
32. TV channel „Art-Club” (Străşeni)
33. TV channel „Media TV” (Cimişlia)
34. Radio station „Radio Media” (Cimişlia)
35. TV channel „Eni Ay” (Comrat)
36. TV channel „Sor TV” (Soroca)
37. TV channel „VTV-Ungheni” (Ungheni)
38. Newspaper „Экспресс Ayin Acik” (Ciadîr-Lunga)
39. TV channel „Ayin Acik” (Ciadîr-Lunga)
40. TV channel „ATV” (Comrat)
41. Newspaper „Meleag Natal” (Briceni)
42. Newspaper „Вести Гагаузии” (Comrat)
43. TV channel „BAS TV” (Basarabeasca)
44. Radio station „BAS FM” (Basarabeasca)
