Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Informazione in mano alla sx? L'ONU la pensa diversamente...

http://www.ohchr.org/english/bodies/chr/docs/61chr/E.CN.4.2005.64.Add.5.pdf
18 pagine, interessante. Alcuni paragrafi:
44. The attention of the Special Rapporteur was also drawn to the
conflict of interest within the advertising sector. In Italy, it seems
that more than 60 per cent of advertising resources are allocated to
the television broadcasting sector. The President of the Council of
Ministers, via his advertising company Publitalia 80, which is part of
the Mediaset group, controls around two thirds of the television
advertising resources. The Special Rapporteur was informed that a
number of large Italian companies have in past years transferred much
of their advertising from the print media to Mediaset and from the
public television to Mediaset.
45. However, the Special Rapporteur noted with appreciation that the
Italian authorities at the highest level are aware of the need to act
on this sensitive matter in order to rectify what has been called  the
Italian anomaly . In particular, the Special Rapporteur was informed
that during the electoral campaign of 2001, the President of the
Council of Ministers explicitly pledged to resolve his conflict of
interest in a timely manner.
46. The Special Rapporteur also notes that Law No. 215 on conflict of
interest was adopted on 20 July 2004. According to this law, a member
of the Government cannot exercise any activity or any management
function in a company or any business-type enterprise; neither can
he/she exercise any professional activity in the sectors linked to
his/her government functions. Businesspeople assuming government
responsibilities must designate an agent to be responsible for their
company during their term of office. Nevertheless, it was argued that
although, according to the law, the exercise of management activities
must be transferred to a third person, the government office holder
concerned may retain ownership of the company, which would also create
a conflict of interest. In the specific case of the President of the
Council of Ministers, it is possible that the decisions that the
Government he heads may take concerning the broadcasting sector could
have a specific and privileged impact on Mediaset.
47. In view of the above, the Special Rapporteur considers that the
issue of conflict of interest in Italy, in particular when involving
the President of the Council of Ministers, still needs to be adequately
addressed by the Government.
48. During his visit, the Special Rapporteur was informed that a number
of media professionals had been dismissed or removed from their public
television posts because of their criticism of the Government.
49. According to information received by the Special Rapporteur, the
concentration of media control in the hands of the President of the
Council of Ministers has seriously affected freedom of opinion and
expression in Italy, as shown by the several incidents in which media
professionals were sacked or removed since the current Government took
office. While the decisions to cancel programmes and sack media
professionals were not taken directly by the President of the Council
of Ministers but by his Government, the Special Rapporteur was informed
that they were made as a result of direct pressure from him.

 that they were made as a result of direct pressure from him.
Visto ? Servito ! Barba e capelli.
Probabilmente lo "special rapporteur" non ha dovuto neanche alzarsi
dal tavolo al ristorante.
Forse ha avuto anche il tempo di dichiarare due o tre siti
"patrimonio dell'umanita".
Ma non devo essere ingiusto , alcuni "special rapporteur" hanno vita
facile , ma altri meno, per esempio quelli che hanno spedito nel
Darfour , se la cavano meno bene.
Tant'e' vero che han deciso di ritirarli, troppo pericoloso, dicono.
Io ho una sola curiosita' : vorrei vedere la nota spese dello
"special rapporteur" durante la sua visita in Italia.
Ciao
Mario


In effetti immagino che sia un posto di lavoro ben retribuito.
Per quanto riguarda il tuo quesito su chi ha informato lo special
rapporteur, puoi guardare l'appendice a pagina 18
ciao
LIST OF PERSONS WITH WHOM THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR MET
Government officials
Office of the Prime Minister
Mr. Paolo Bonaiuti - Under-Secretary of State
Mr. Mauro Masi - Head of the Department for Information and the Press
Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Ms. Margherita Boniver - Under-Secretary of State
Ministry of Justice
Mr. Settembrino Nebbioso - Chef de Cabinet
Mr. Gianfranco Tanozzi - Head of the Department for the Administration
of Justice
Ministry of Communications
Mr. Maurizio Gasparri - Minister of Communications
Mr. Giancarlo Innocenzi - Under-Secretary of State Ministry of the
Interior
Senator Antonio D Alì - Under-Secretary of State
Ms. Anna Maria d Ascenzo - Head of the Department for Immigration and
Civil Freedoms
Parliamentary Commission for the supervision of radio and television
Senator Petruccioli Claudio - Chair
Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into the killings of Illaria Alpi
and Miran Hrovatin
Senator Carlo Taormina - Chair
Commission of Human Rights of the Senate
Senator Enrico Pianetta
The Supreme Court Mr. Valerio Onida - President
High Chamber of Magistrates
Mr. Virginio Rognoni - Vice-Chairman
Italian Communication Authority 
Mr. Enzo Cheli - President

 rapporteur, puoi guardare l'appendice a pagina 18
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