VOICED: Russian journalists march against attacks on media

The transcript discusses the brutal attack on journalist Kashin in Moscow, highlighting the risks faced by journalists in Russia. It covers public protests demanding press freedom and a full inquiry into the attack. The text also addresses the mental toll on journalists and the potential sources of aggression, including government and business entities. The call for a safer environment for journalists to work without fear is emphasized.

What was the public's reaction in Moscow to the attack on Kashin?

• They ignored the incident.

• They supported the attackers.

• They gathered to wish him well and protest.

• They demanded stricter laws against journalists.

What is the significance of press freedom according to the first section?

• It only benefits journalists.

• It is crucial for a civil society.

• It is a threat to government stability.

• It is not important for society.

Who was Anna Politkovskaya?

• A government official.

• A campaigning writer and journalist.

• A business tycoon.

• A sports personality.

What are some of the topics that are risky for journalists to cover in Russia?

• Weather forecasts.

• Sports events.

• International news.

• The North Caucasus and corruption.

Who are the potential perpetrators behind attacks on journalists?

• Only foreign entities.

• Government agencies or businesses.

• Local communities.

• Environmental activists.