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Após desarquivar processo,Band Bahia é condenada por violar direitos humanos

A Band Bahia, filial da rede no estado, foi condenada pelo juiz substituto Rodrigo Brito Pereira, da 11ª Vara Federal em Salvador, por conta de uma polêmica reportagem exibida no “Brasil Urgente BA” em 2012.

A Band e a repórter Mirella Cunha eram investigadas desde maio daquele ano, quando em uma matéria a jornalista zombou de um jovem preso ao acusá-lo de estupro. Ele assumiu ter assaltado uma moça, mas negou várias vezes tê-la estuprado, que foi o verdadeiro motivo dele ter sido detido.

Para provar sua inocência, pediu para que a vítima fosse submetida a uma análise médica. Confuso, solicitou que fizesse o exame de “próstata” em vez de corpo de delito. A repórter o chamou de estuprador e tirou sarro pelo fato de ele não saber ao certo para que serve o exame.

No ano passado, o processo chegou a ser arquivado pelo Ministério Público Federal, mas foi reaberto a pedido do promotor do MPF-BA, Vladimir Aras, que foi quem entrou com a representação contra a Band.

Nesta terça (02), para a sua surpresa, a emissora foi condenada a pagar uma indenização ao estado de 60 mil reais, por conta de violação de direitos humanos coletivos. Além disso, foi solicitado que o canal fosse proibido de exibir entrevistas ou mostrar imagens de presos sob custódia do Estado da Bahia, por serem violadoras da dignidade humana, sob pena de multa de R$ 50 mil para cada caso de descumprimento. No entanto, este pedido da promotoria foi negado pelo magistrado.

Na sentença, o juiz declarou que “a atividade jornalística deve ser livre para informar a sociedade acerca de fatos cotidianos de interesse público, em observância ao princípio constitucional do Estado Democrático de Direito; contudo, o direito de informação não é absoluto. A ‘entrevista’ desbordou de ser um noticioso acerca de um possível estupro para um quadro trágico em que a ignorância do acusado passou a ser o principal alvo da repórter. Ao deixar de obter as notícias para ser a notícia a repórter Mirella Cunha em muito superou qualquer limite de ética e bom senso na atividade jornalística, essencial no Estado de Direito”.

A Band pode recorrer ao caso no Supremo Tribunal Federal.

Procurada pela reportagem do NaTelinha, a emissora afirmou que vai recorrer.

 

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Desesperado, apresentador apela a anunciante para salvar programa

Por DANIEL CASTRO, em 03/06/2015 · Atualizado às 08h27

 

A indefinição sobre o futuro do Programa da Tarde, que pode sair do ar em agosto, levou o apresentador Britto Jr. a um ato de desespero. Na tentativa de salvar o vespertino que apresenta com Ticiane Pinheiro, o jornalista publicou um texto no Facebook apelando a anunciantes para que invistam na “revista eletrônica” e não a deixe ser substituída por reprises de novelas, como pretende a direção da Record. “Diga não às reprises e enlatados. Diga sim à TV feita ao vivo!”, bradou Britto Jr. na rede social.

No post, o apresentador chegou a publicar o telefone celular de seu secretário particular, Sérgio. “Te convido a anunciar numa das maiores audiências vespertinas. Publicidade e merchandising diretamente com o profissional que me representa. O Sérgio vai te mostrar o caminho para anunciar no Programa da Tarde. Ligue para o Sérgio”, implorou, fazendo o trabalho que compete a dezenas de profissionais da área comercial da Record.

Como o Notícias da TV antecipou na última segunda-feira, a direção da Record encomendou um estudo de rentabilidade para decidir se acaba ou não como Programa da Tarde. Em reunião na semana passada, a cúpula da emissora desenhou o cenário pós-Programa da Tarde: o horário seria ocupado por duas novelas e o quadro Patrulha do Consumidor, com Celso Russomanno, passaria a integrar o Cidade Alerta, que começaria mais cedo. Ticiane Pinheiro iria para o Hoje em Dia; Britto Jr. ficaria apenas com A Fazenda.

Para embasar a decisão, os executivos optaram por um estudo sobre o quanto a emissora deixará de gastar com o fim do Programa da Tarde e quanto arrecadará com a reprise de novelas e séries como Todo Mundo Odeia o Chris. O estudo de rentabilidade é que vai determinar o futuro do vespertino, que perde para as reprises de novelas do SBT e derruba a audiência que recebe do Balanço Geral.

Na segunda-feira, Britto Jr. chegou a desdenhar da informação no Facebook. Disse que era obra de “alguns frustrados”, “fantasiados de jornalistas”, que “andam por aí espalhando seu veneno em sites de fofoca”. Uma reunião com a direção do Programa da Tarde após a edição do mesmo dia, no entanto, fez o jornalista mudar de ideia. Com apenas uma ação de merchandising, o Programa da Tarde está por um fio _o do telefone do Sérgio.

 

Kim Jong-un visits nursery and orphanage in Wonsan to mark International Children’s Day

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (C) visits a newly constructed nursery and orphanage in Wonsan on the North’s east coast on June 1, 2015, to mark International Children’s Day, in this photo released the following day by the North’s state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper, published by the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea. (Yonhap) (END)

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Kim Jong-un visits nursery and orphanage in Wonsan

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (C) visits a newly constructed nursery and orphanage in Wonsan on the North’s east coast on June 1, 2015, to mark International Children’s Day, in this photo released the following day by the North’s state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper, published by the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea. (Yonhap) (END)

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Kim Jong-un accompanied by his sister

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (2nd from R, circle), along with his sister Kim Yo-jong (2nd from L, circle), poses for a photo with construction soldiers during a visit to a newly constructed nursery and orphanage in Wonsan on the North’s east coast, in this photo released on June 3, 2015, by the North’s state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper. The paper, published by the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea, did not report when Kim made the visit. Kim Yo-jung appears to be accompanying the North’s leader on field guidances since May 29, when she made her first public appearance in 47 days amid rumors she gave birth. (Yonhap) (END)

 

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Korea Republic voices deep regret over Korea DPR anti-Seoul flak

South Korea voiced deep regret Thursday that North Korea has chided the South for the failure to hold inter-Korean talks, calling on Pyongyang to end its groundless verbal attacks and insults.

The North’s committee for the peaceful reunification of Korea issued a statement Wednesday that South Korea will not be able to evade responsibility for having strained bilateral relations due to its hypocrisy as it is seeking to pursue both pressure against the North and dialogue with it.

Earlier this week, the North also blamed the South for the failure to organize a joint event to mark the 15th anniversary of a historic inter-Korean summit, saying that Seoul has set unnecessary preconditions for the event.

The Ministry of Unification expressed deep regret over the North’s move and urged North Korea to accept Seoul’s offer for talks without preconditions

“Despite South Korea’s repeated proposal for talks, Pyongyang has passed the buck to Seoul for the suspension of dialogue,” said a ministry official, asking not to be named. “We express our deep regret over the North’s criticism.”

The official called on the North to come to the talks without any preconditions for peace and stability on a divided peninsula.

The North has raised the level of its provocation in recent weeks as it claimed it had successfully test-fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile. It also said that it has already miniaturized nuclear warheads enough to be placed on missiles.

Seoul, Washington and Tokyo have recently vowed to increase pressure against the North to make it abandon its nuclear weapons.

Despite lingering tension, Seoul has said that it will continue to encourage civilians to expand inter-Korean exchanges if they help promote reconciliation and restore national unity. (Yonhap)

The Korea Herald

Korea Republic fails to join railway cooperation body due to Korea DPR

South Korea again failed to join an international organization for railroad cooperation, a prerequisite for building a trans-Asian railway, due to opposition from North Korea, the Seoul government said Thursday.

It was the second time Seoul sought to join the Organization for Cooperation between Railways since 2003 when the country’s first attempt was again thwarted by Pyongyang’s opposition, according to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

New membership with the OSJD requires a unanimous vote from the organization’s 28 members, including the communist North.

“We were able to secure explicit support of all other members except North Korea, and the organization is now moving to change its membership procedure from a unanimous vote to two-thirds approval from its members, so we are now looking forward to joining the organization at the next chance,” Vice Transportation Minister Yeo Hyung-koo was quoted as saying.

Yeo has been attending the 43rd ministerial talks of the OSJD in Mongolia’s Ulaanbaatar. OSJD currently has 28 members, including China and Russia.

For South Korea, joining the OSJD is a necessary step to link the country’s own railway system to the trans-Siberian and trans-China railways as part of its long-term goal to reach Europe by land, the ministry said. (Yonhap)

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Seoul to provide quarantine gear to Korea DPR

South Korea said Thursday it would provide equipment to help detect Middle East respiratory syndrome at a joint factory park in North Korea in a rare reconciliatory gesture.

The decision was taken two days after Pyongyang made the request.

Seoul will send three heat-sensing cameras shortly to the Gaeseong industrial complex, a Unification Ministry official said.

Last November, Seoul had lent the devices, each worth 15 million won ($13,600), to help brace for a possible spread of the Ebola virus across the district where some 53,000 North Koreans are employed.

“The North raised the issue of the MERS outbreak here, requesting quarantine equipment including three thermal scanners,” the official told reporters on condition of anonymity.

“The devices will be installed at the customs and immigration office that provides access to South Koreans, as well as the entry point used by North Koreans.”

Pyongyang has also asked for masks for its workers, the official said, adding that the ministry will make a decision after consultation with the companies running plants there.

South Koreans will separately be checked for signs of fever before and after they enter the border city.

“They had so far been examined upon their return from Gaeseong. … We’re making our utmost efforts to prevent the virus from spreading into the North,” the official said.

Wary of its porous health care system, the reclusive country has shown high interest in the MERS outbreak in South Korea since its state media delivered the news for the first time on May 23.

The regime imposed a travel ban on all foreign tourists for about five months during the West African Ebola epidemic.

It also requested Seoul’s support to help contain the spread of avian flu in 2009.

As of midday, two South Koreans have died from the MERS virus and the number of confirmed cases swelled to 35, with nearly 1,700 being put under quarantine.

By Shin Hyon-hee (heeshin@heraldcorp.com)

The Korea Herald