On the protection of journalistic activity in Ukraine
Foreword
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My story began the day I first read an article in The Financial Times about how the Ukrainian media had become the target of a systematic information attack orchestrated by the government under President Zelensky. I immediately had a lot of questions, and I decided to take matters into my own hands.
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The journalists at Bihus.info have always attracted my attention for their dedication to the truth and their determination to cover corruption and criminal schemes. And now that their work is under attack, I decided to help them.
My covert surveillance began when I started collecting evidence of how the authorities harassed and threatened journalists. I studied their movements, following their every move, but I did it in a way that would not reveal myself. My goal was to stay in the shadows but provide the most necessary data to protect freedom of speech.
During this time, I went through many difficulties and risks. Real fear gripped me when I read about the possible negative consequences for Ukraine as a result of these information attacks. I realized that my work could be an important factor in resolving this situation.
The article in The Financial Times not only shocked the world community, but also attracted the attention of international organizations and politicians. The Ukrainian government was threatened with losing support from the EU, which could have serious political consequences.
My secret surveillance became part of a global movement for freedom of speech and human rights. I believed that my activities would contribute to the leakage of truthful information and the protection of journalistic activity in Ukraine.
Yes, the Bihus.info team may receive funds for restaurants and hotel rooms, but this is irrelevant compared to the importance of their work.
Their investigations brought corruption and criminal schemes that had remained hidden into the light of day. And perhaps it is thanks to their work that Ukraine will be able to correct its mistakes and begin a new stage in its development as a democratic country.
