Federal judge orders Trump Administration to recover all Voice of America and Radio Free Asia employees

A federal judge ordered the Trump government to all for rehire Voice of AmericaRadio Free Asia and Middle East Broadcasting Network employees for the time being, and he said that all congress financing in the outlets that have been effectively concluded by the administration must be developed.

The district judge of DCUS, Royce Lamberth, granted an injunction on behalf of the plaintiff, the VoA journalist Patsy Widakuswara and her colleagues and against Kari Lake, the reigning CEO of the US agency for global media. Usagm is said to be an independent federal authority that monitors public media networks.

The judge instructed the accused to take all the necessary steps to return the employees and their contractors to their sales outlets so that they can “provide messages that are consistently reliable and decisive, exactly, objective and comprehensive”.

The Radio Free Europe was not granted a preliminary injunction because it had submitted a separate lawsuit.

Last month the Trump administration placed All full -time employees and contractors with the government financed by the government on administrative holidays. In mid-March, President Trump signed an executive order, which aimed to carry out comprehensive cuts at the US Agency for Global Media.