Murder of journalist, page 7
Ján Kuciak was an investigative reporter working for the Aktuality.sk, dealing mostly with stories concerning tax fraud. He and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová were killed on February 21, 2018 in their house in the western-Slovak village of Veľká Mača.
Prosecutor requests to extend the custody of suspects in the case of murdered journalist
The proposal comes after the charge was brought against controversial businessman M. Kočner.
More murders, monitoring of journalists and politicians. What else are the police looking into?
Kuciak murder investigation throws light onto many other cases.
Kočner allegedly sent a text to Penta’s co-owner before the murder
However, Jaroslav Haščák claims he did not communicate with the controversial businessman about murdered journalist Ján Kuciak.
Comments on charges against Kočner: A new phase of the investigation has arrived
How have Slovak personalities responded to the charges against Marian Kočner in the case of the murder of Ján Kuciak?
US report on human rights: Ján Kuciak, Henry Acorda and Trinh Xuan Thanh mentioned
The report also includes examples of police brutality against Roma citizens.
Marian Kočner has been charged in the case of Kuciak's murder
Was Kočner on top of the chain? Prosecutors are declining to answer that question for now.
Zsuzsová denies charges in the Kuciak murder case
She does not know why Zoltán Andruskó identified her as the person who ordered the murder.
Pellegrini to MEPs: My government is pro-European and committed to NATO
Slovak PM spoke in the European Parliament, faced criticism that lessons have not been learned in Slovakia
The police did not need any approval to screen journalists
Why police investigators decided to screen 28 journalists and their families remains a mystery. But, they made it look completely legal.
Ex-police chief Gašpar lied, Kuciak was not screened in the Rybanič case
But the truth is that 28 other journalists were.
We Americans have to take responsibility, we can’t just blame Russian trolls for planting fake news
We should be teaching everyone not only the empirical facts of history, but also how to read and write and think critically, says historian Marci Shore.
P. Tóth: I did not monitor journalists. I paparazzied them
Former agent Peter Tóth posted a video in which he contradicts his previous testimony which he gave to the police as a secret witness.
Former police corps president testified about Kuciak’s screening
Gašpar defended himself with the screening of other journalists linked to another case. There is a suspicion that he fooled investigators.
Tóth is openly testifying in the case of Kuciak’s murder
Ex-SIS agent Peter Tóth confirmed that Ján Kuciak was monitored at the turn of September and October 2017.
Italian journalist: Slovak police have been investigating Vadala since 2013
The authorities were aware of the activities of Ndrangheta in eastern Slovakia years ago, says Maria Grazia Mazzola.
Invisible writing will commemorate Ján and Martina in Banská Bystrica
The writing is visible only when it’s raining.
Massive gatherings remember Kuciak and Kušnírová: We did not forget!
One year after the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak, large protests took place around Slovakia.
One year after the murder: Journalists must be able to do their work freely and without fear
The representatives of 22 embassies and representation offices in Slovakia lit candles for the murdered journalist and his fiancée.
Murder of journalist: Slovak authorities must ensure safety of journalists
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Dunja Mijatović welcomes the progress made in the investigation of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak's murder but calls for vigilance.
Murder of journalist: We need to see indictments of masterminds soon
International journalists’ organisations are “cautiously optimistic” after meeting investigators of the Kuciak murder.
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