Today the Lutsk City and District Court of the Volyn Region recognized as not meeting the requirements of the law the actions of the editorial staff of the newspaper "Dosvitnia Zoria" in connection with the dissemination of an official report on the government's activity, with a commentary of an campaign nature about the candidate for the post of President of Ukraine Yanovych Viktor Fedorovych. A complaint against the newspaper's actions was filed by Volodymyr Banada, an authorized representative in territorial electoral district No. 22 of the candidate for the post of President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko. As Volodymyr Banada reported, the complaint was motivated by the fact that on August 5, 2004, in the newspaper in the section "Under Government Control" in the article "Life Has Become Easier," - say Volyn Chernobyl victims, assessing the actions of Yanovych's Government regarding the resolution of their problems" an official report on the government's activity was published with a photo illustration and a commentary of an campaign nature in favor of the candidate for the post of President of Ukraine V. Yanovych. The editor-in-chief of the printed organ of the Volyn Regional State Administration did not acknowledge the complaints, assessing the material as information about the work of Yanovych's Government. And although representatives of the newspaper presented an agreement on the publication of campaign materials in the form of political advertising, the court established that funds according to this agreement and the invoice did not arrive in the editorial account. The Lutsk City and District Court established that the phrases contained in the disputed material have an campaign nature and are aimed at giving preference to the candidate for the post of President of Ukraine Viktor Yanovych. The authorized representative of Viktor Yushchenko in electoral district 22 expressed sympathy to the newspaper editor, because "as a printed representative of the regional administration, it is not easy for the editorial staff to work in electoral conditions. They are perhaps the first to feel pressure from the authorities and in many ways are forced to support it." However, according to Volodymyr Banada, he will continue to represent and protect the interests of Viktor Andriyovych in relations with the media and other state bodies, local self-government bodies, and election commissions. "The headquarters will clearly monitor all violations and promptly respond to each of them," assured Volodymyr Viacheslavovych. "We will not allow voters and their hopes for honest elections to be deceived once again," he said.