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Journalists’ safety still the main issue plaguing media freedom in OSCE region

SARAJEVO, 25 April 2016 – The safety of journalists remains the main threat to media freedom in the OSCE region, OSCE Representative on Freedom...

Adoption of the Trade Secrets Directive by the European Parliament: Investigative journalism must be guaranteed

The European Parliament adopted on 14 April 2016 the Directive on the protection of Trade Secrets. European journalists and media associations are concerned that...

Serbia’s independent media faces ongoing smear campaigns

Pattern of abuse decreases ahead of elections, but does not disappear. By IPI Contributor Katy Witkowski, Apr 22, 2016 On March 16, journalists of the Crime and...

CIMA Report: Media as a Form of Aid in Humanitarian Crises

CIMA’s report, Media as a Form of Aid in Humanitarian Crises, released in April 2016, examines how humanitarian crises around the world have led...

Call for the Busek Seemo Award 2016 (deadline: 31 July 2016)

The South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), calls for nominations for the 2016 Dr Erhard Busek-SEEMO Award for Better Understanding in South, Eastern and...

World Copyright Day: Outlaw unfair contractual practices!

Brussels, 22 April 2016. - Legislators must take concrete steps against unfair contractual clauses in their laws. This is the message put across by the International Federation...

Moldova: Optimistic and realistic Scenarios regarding adoption of a new Broadcasting Code

The need to promptly adopt a new Broadcasting Code with specific provisions aimed to reduce and not allow concentration in broadcasting; amendment of the...

Models worth fighting for

Learning lessons from good practices in protection of media integrity, roundtable discussion held in Sarajevo Numerous watchdog reports, including extensive research conducted within the South...

Good journalism exists, but it must be supported

By Bojana Barlovac South East Europe can still brag about some good journalism practices, but its representatives doubt it will last long, unless sustainable financial...

Reporters without Borders issues 2016 World Press Freedom Index

The 2016 edition of the World Press Freedom Index, which Reporters Without Borders (RSF) published on 20 April, 2016, shows that there has been...

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