Authorized the OSCE representative on freedom of the media Dunja Mijatovic has urged the Ukrainian authorities to be cautious when introducing changes to the law on mass media and said that limits on the activities of foreign media, if entered, must be transparent and reported in circulation Mijatovic, released on Thursday by the results of her four-day visit to Kiev. "in discussions With the authorities (Ukraine - ed.) Mijatovic again raised the issue of the need to end impunity in attacks on reporters and to be careful when introducing changes to the law on mass media. She also emphasized the importance of well-functioning public broadcasting and full transparency of government decisions that restrict foreign media, including the requirements for accreditation, " reads the appeal. in February, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted the resolution with the authorities of Ukraine, with a list of these media was not available. A number of leading Russian media, including TV channels and Fins news , received a notice of accreditation stop. Mijatovic in the treatment of 26 February called these limits are " excessive ". during the visit Mijatovic met With the head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin, the energy Minister Yuri Stec, Chairman of the Department of the Verkhovna Rada on freedom of speech and information policy Victoria Sumari, head of the national Council for television and radio broadcasting Yuri Artemenko and the General Director of the national television organization Zurab Alasania, informs the OSCE. Mijatovi? also met With media professionals from Donetsk, Lugansk, Odessa, Kharkov, Kiev and the Crimea. "Given the need for Ukraine to protect its national security and to counter hostile propaganda from Russia, Mijatovic own repeated the appeal to the authorities (Ukraine) not to violate international standards of media freedom and OSCE commitments on freedom of the media, focusing on the need for proportionality of any restrictions," according to handle. "Propaganda is best to struggle free flow of truthful information, and the government is obliged to refrain from any counterproductive actions that have the ability to bring about censorship, heighten the tension and distrust", " mijatovi? said. the statement also reported that the Ukrainian correspondents face obstacles when working in the breakaway republics in the East of Ukraine." Ukrainian correspondents in practice do not have the opportunity to work besprepjatstvenno and safe from areas under the control of the separatists, " said the Commissioner of the OSCE on freedom of the media.