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日本の「報道の自由度」、59位に後退」記事へのコメント

  • by Anonymous Coward on 2014年02月13日 17時25分 (#2544834)

    2013年版 [rsf.org](PDF全文 [rsf.org])」と「2014年版 [rsf.org]」とでだいぶレポートの書き方が違うんですが、
    2013年版だと、ランクが大きく変わった国については、何が原因だったのか明記されていたのですが、
    2014年版だと、その国に起きたトピックを上げているだけで、それが原因で下がったのか、明記はされていないですね。

    2013年版の日本についての言及

    Japan resorts to press restrictions
    Japan, demoted from 22nd to 53rd place,
    recorded the biggest drop of any Asian country.
    The reason was the ban imposed by the authorities on independent coverage of any topic related directly or indirectly to the accident at the
    Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Several freelance journalists who complained that
    public debate was being stifled were subjected
    to censorship, police intimidation and judicial
    harassment.
    The continued existence of the discriminatory
    system of “kisha clubs”, exclusive press clubs
    which restrict access to information to their own
    members, is a key element that could prevent
    the country from moving up the index significantly in the near future.

    2014年版の日本についての言及

    Censorship of Fukushima
    Arrests, home searches, interrogation by the domestic intelligence agency and threats of judicial proceedings – who would have thought that covering the aftermath of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster would have involved so many risks for Japan’s freelance journalists? The discrimination against freelance and foreign reporters resulting from Japan’s unique system of Kisha clubs, whose members are the only journalists to be granted government accreditation, has increased since Fukushima.
    Often barred from press conferences given by the government and TEPCO (the Fukushima nuclear plant’s owner), denied access to the information available to the mainstream media (which censor themselves), freelancers have their hands tied in their fight to cover Japan’s nuclear industrial complex, known as the “nuclear village.” Now that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government has tightened the legislation on “state secrets,” their fight will get even more dangerous.

    「日本」ではなく「福島」について別枠で述べてるんですよね。
    あと去年に引き続き「記者クラブ」についても。

    去年に比べると、法案に関することだけ追加されてるような感じではありますが、それだけで順位が後退したんですかね?

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