OSCE calls on Kiev to free Russian journalists, ‘stop intimidating media’
http://rt.com/news/159960-osce-kiev-russian-journalists/
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Mijatovic has condemned the harassment of journalists in Ukraine, noting that on May 15-16 a host of Russian journalists from Channel One, NTV, TVC and Zvezda channels were denied entrance at the country’s border despite “all of them have been accredited by the Ukrainian authorities for covering the presidential elections.”
Now, to answer Modus_operandi, regarding removing the government. Yanukovich agreed to limit presidential powers, take on board representatives from the opposition and conduct early presidential elections. All this happened on the 21s of February with European countries as mediators and witnesses:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26289318
On the 22nd he got removed from the office my a armed coup d'etat, while the same Western powers were praising this as the pinnacle of democracy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Ukrainian_revolution#Deal.27s_aftermath
Whatever Yanukovich's faults, he was, and still is, the legitimate majority-elected president of the Ukraine. What Yanukovich agreed to would have given Ukraine a peaceful and legitimate transition of power. Now, there is no hope for it, with the upcoming elections being conducted at gunpoint in a de-facto civil war state, with the votes being counted by unknown entities (to put it mildly), with journalists being harassed, finally with the pool of the candidates being limited to the pro-Western figures or placeholders unknown to the majority of the voters.
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