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Ministry of Information Condemns Latvia’s Decision to Restrict Radio Belarus Broadcasting

The Ministry of Information of Belarus strongly condemned the decision of the National Council for Electronic Media of Latvia (NEPLP).

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Ministry of Information Condemns Latvia’s Decision to Restrict Radio Belarus Broadcasting

The Ministry of Information of Belarus has strongly condemned the decision of the National Council for Electronic Media of Latvia (NEPLP), which limits the distribution of Radio Belarus, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti news agency reports with reference to the Ministry of Information.

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The Latvian side’s accusations against the Belarusian radio station are formulated in the worst traditions of the policy of double standards. NEPLP’s actions appear to be an overt desire to prevent the dissemination of objective and reliable information.

- It is obvious that the introduction of censorship against undesirable media, including foreign ones, has become the corporate style of work of the official authorities of Latvia, the ministry said in a statement.

Source: Минск-новости ↗

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