🗣️ Civil society organizations and media are calling on the Verkhovna Rada to immediately restore the public broadcast of plenary sessions. This is critically important to ensure transparency in decision-making that affects anti-corruption reforms and Ukraine’s European integration.
Source: PRYAMYI
📢 The initiators of the appeal, including the “Chesno” movement, demand the resumption of online broadcasts on the “Rada” TV channel and the advance publication of agendas. They emphasize that without openness, it is impossible to ensure the public accountability of members of parliament.
⚖️ The appeal was made ahead of a session that is expected to consider a draft law on restoring the independence of NABU and SAP. This decision will directly impact Ukraine’s image and the trust of international partners.
🤝 More than 50 organizations and media outlets have already joined the initiative. They demand that all parliamentary factions support transparency in the legislative process, even during wartime.
🔎 Activists stress that public broadcasts are not just a formality but a tool of democratic oversight. Without transparency, parliament risks losing the trust of both the public and the international community.