Ukraine

IMS is actively involved in Ukraine, assisting media actors in ensuring protection and regulative measures in accordance with international standards. Since the Orange revolution in 2004, media in Ukraine has seen great improvements for press freedom. However, challenges still persist such as an inadequate legislative framework which does not guarantee press freedom. Furthermore, the ownership structure of national broadcast and print media remains widely controlled by oligarchs and politicians.

Archive

• Ukraine: Press Freedom Situation Deteriorating Under New President
• Media situation in Ukraine worsens under new president
• Ukrainian media law students impress in Oxford
• Open letter to the new President of Ukraine from A19 and IMS
• New President of Ukraine urged to support Freedom of Expression
• Reporting on elections in Ukraine
• Election Notebook for Journalists - Ukraine
• Ukraine: IMS and ARTICLE 19 Call for Balanced and Ethical Reporting During Elections
• Joint Statement on Ukraine by Article 19 and IMS, October 2009
• Ukraine in need of media reform, says IMS and Article 19
• Digital future on way in Ukraine
• International Media Law Summer School in Ukraine gathers top CIS media lawyers
• Reforming Ukraine's state print media
• Strategic litigation in Ukraine
• Investigative journalism digs deeper in Ukraine
• Building legal defense for media in Ukraine
• Journalists join hands to respond to legal reform in Ukraine
• Preparing media lawyers for election in Ukraine
• Digital broadcasters Forum in Ukraine
• NGOs address access to information in Ukraine
• The fourth International Media Law Summer School in Kyiv carried out with support from IMS
• Statement from High level policy meeting on media policy reform in Ukraine, March 2008
• Support to media policy reform in Ukraine
• Calls for a legal reform of media