In a conference on the right to information, Prime Minister Edi Rama spoke about the release of investigative secrets.
The head of the government said that journalists do not disclose investigative secrets, but prosecutors do.
" Investigative secrecy is something else. I take the opportunity to thank the ombudsman, with a case of a journalist who was accused and mistreated for revealing investigative secrets. It also happened during the pandemic when the prosecutor's office put some journalists behind, and for me, journalists do not reveal investigative secrets. After the journalists, they don't deposit them, the prosecutors dispose of them. When the secret falls into the hands of the journalists, it is no longer his obligation to keep the secret. And the investigation does not go to him, but to those who gave it to him. This is elementary. Since the canon is written in black and white, the message is not to blame, who produced it or who gave it to me so that I can take it to another time is the source that you should take. Information, on everything that public institutions do and on everything that exists on paper in a seal in a firm, and that is not included in a narrow space, is public property that the state does not even have a right to deny to citizens, he said. Rama .