The US Appeals Court has blocked the decision to restore the operation of 'Voice of America'.

The US Appeals Court has decided to block the restoration of 'Voice of America'. This information is reported by Reuters, citing Glavcom.

The Federal Appeals Court temporarily halted the decision to restore 'Voice of America', which obliged President Donald Trump's administration. This decision blocks the reinstatement of over a thousand employees of the media organization.

'Voice of America' halted its broadcasts and updates to its website in March of this year. According to a report from Reuters, 'Voice of America' planned to resume broadcasting next week, but so far the agency USAGM, which manages 'Voice of America', has not provided an official response to this issue.

It is also worth noting that employees of 'Voice of America' gained access to internal networks after funding was restored. Journalist Ostap Yarysh reported this.

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On March 14, Donald Trump signed an order to liquidate the parent company of 'Voice of America'. The order was issued to prevent employees from entering the premises and using the internal systems of the USAGM company, which is the parent company of 'Voice of America'.

The employees of the media organization filed a lawsuit against the White House, claiming that their rights were being violated. A federal judge issued a temporary ruling in favor of the journalists.

News Analysis

The US Appeals Court's decision to block the restoration of 'Voice of America' is an important development in this scandalous case. This situation draws public attention as it relates to freedom of speech and media independence. The blocking of the restoration decision may provoke disapproval among supporters of 'Voice of America', who view this media organization as a source of objective news and analysis. We hope the conflict will be resolved soon and 'Voice of America' will be able to continue its work.