KIEV (Reuters) - When journalists in Crimea complained of a creeping climate of fear under the region's new pro-Russia rulers, a top European official on media freedoms went to investigate.
She was greeted on the Ukrainian Black Sea peninsula by a hostile crowd holding anti-Western placards outside a building where she met local media chiefs.
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