Voice of America's fate in the river according to the Court of Appeal has entered back-to-work arrangements during the break

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When Kari Lake, a violent loyalist of President Donald Trump, said he said less than two months ago when the Trump government turned off the Voice of American Networks and websites that the agency was “not intentional”.

Now Lake is working on saving it and the VOA may come back online. “We look forward to working with all of them,” wrote Lake in a Friday evening Memo to the employees who set them up in March in March.

On Saturday, however, the plans were questioned when an appellant held the previous judgment that had triggered the return to work.

The attempt to breastfeed the international broadcaster financed by the USA by the Trump government will continue to be held in court.

Around 1,400 VOA employees and contractors of the VOA and their parents' agency, the US agency for global media, now have access to their e -mail accounts and other systems, according to a Friday Memo of the Ministry of Justice.

The employees will return to their offices next week from next week from next week, and then VOA programming will be resumed, the memo says.

The US agency for global media did not answer the request from CNN to comment on whether the judgment on Saturday is the back-to-work plan in the queue.

Voice of America is a unit financed by the government that produces journalism and promotes democratic values ​​outside the United States and counteracts foreign propaganda efforts by other countries.

Coming back will not be a small task. “Bringing the VOA out of a deep coma requires a considerable time and a Herculic efforts of our almost 50 language services to try to achieve some of our overall audience for 340 million,” said the National Correspondent of VOA boss, Steve Herman, to CNN.

Herman pointed out that the readers and listeners of the VOA never “had an explanation for why we were silenced”.

It happened abruptly on Saturday, March 15, after the signatories of VOA, who had been critical for years, an executive order to drastically reduce the US agency for global media and several other agencies.

The VOA employees were instructed to work in the middle of their layers. The web producers were said to stop publishing stories. Some VOA radio stations played music instead of news. Since then, the VOA homepage has been frozen with old stories from this day.

Lake and her MPs also terminated financial support for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Radio Free Asia and other broadcasters who have historically rely on the government.

These radio operators tried to stay in the air and online only to a limited extent, but when the funds expired, they used layoffs and other cost reduction maneuvers.

At the VOA, the employees were stuck in the form of a bureaucratic suspension. In April some started looking for other work, while others hoped that the courts would intervene.

And on April 22nd, judge Royce C. Lamberth; He said that the administration was “probably in direct violation of numerous federal laws” and ordered the administration to bring the VOA employees back to work.

However, it was only an injunction, and the administration immediately appealed, as it decided in favor of dishes in favor of Radio Free Asia and Radio Free Europe.

On Thursday, an appellate court remained the decisions relating to these radio operators until further review, but did not remain on Lamberth's command about VOA. This apparently led to return to work on Friday evening.

Then the judgment came on Saturday before the DC Circuit Court, which remained the order of Lamberth and secured further court struggles for the fate of the VOA.