On September 13, 2006, online readers of "Udriin Sonin", one of Mongolia's main opposition daily couldn't access to its website www.dailynew.mn. When the readers go through the website a black screen arises and access to the information was halted. Complaints from domestic and foreign readers mounted at that day.

Trade Union Vice Chairman Mr. D.Batjargal of Darkhan-Uul aimag met local print and broadcast journalists on concluding a labor agreement.

Local state and private organizations have been keeping secret their information from the journalists.

Birth of a law on Public TV and Radio in 2005 had almost banned all commercial ads except socially useful advertisements

An award giving ceremony for "The Best Article of Economy" was held on last Wednesday of September 20, 2006.

More than once I’ve written on this blog about the poor quality of Mongolian journalism and why ethics in Mongolian journalism is in need of serious attention.

An independent survey on local media activities of Mongolia has disclosed that local authorities have been influencing the publicizing policy of local media organizations.

Mongolian biggest daily newspapers, including “Udriin Sonin”, “Zuuny Medee”, “Unuudur”, “Unen”, “Ardiin Erkh” and “Mongolyn Medee” has recently declared establishment of Union of Mongolian Daily Newspapers. The Union elected Ts.Baldorj, General Editor of “Unuudur” newspaper as its president.

That launching your own website on the Internet for business purposes is today a worldwide practice cannot be disputed. Unfortunately, it is highly regrettable that our biggest national websites "Olloo.mn" (www.olloo.mn) and "Sonin.mn" (www.sonin.mn) run business through taking advantage of journalists hard work. While sitting strenuously in their offices, these websites' staff make profits by placing on their websites the news and information that journalists found through risking their lives and freedom.

Journalists whose rights have been violated could obtain legal advice free of charge. It was revealed at a press conference held on September 22 by Globe International, non-government organization.