The Commission for the Prevention of Domestic Violence heard the vice president of CNA, proposing a legislative project to allow CNA to request the broadcasting of public interest clips.
Sanziana Georgescu
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On Tuesday, the joint commission for the prevention and combating of domestic violence, named 'Romania without domestic violence', heard Valentin Jucan, the vice president of the National Audiovisual Council (CNA). During the discussions, it was concluded that it is necessary to initiate a legislative project that would allow the CNA to request again that television and radio stations broadcast public interest clips. This initiative aims to raise awareness about social issues, especially in the context of domestic violence, and aims to contribute to educating and informing the public. The legislative project could have a significant impact in promoting messages for the prevention and combating of domestic violence.
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CNA va putea cere televiziunilor și radiourilor să difuzeze din nou clipuri de interes public pentru prevenirea violenței domestice. Anunțul Alinei Gorghiu
Comisia comună pentru prevenirea, combaterea şi sancţionarea violenţei domestice "România fără violenţă domestică” anunţu un proiect în Parlament: CNA să poată solicita posturilor TV şi radio difuzarea clipurilor de interes public
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