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Serbia: Journalists’ safety – Systematic (un)involvement in solving the problem

Twenty two years ago, on 8 April, journalist Radislava Dada Vujasinovic was found murdered in her apartment. Recalling her death every year, a series...

OSCE RFoM concerned about state of Internet freedom in Turkey, calls for legal reform of Law 5651

VIENNA, 15 April 2016 – OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović expressed concern today about the state of Internet freedom in Turkey,...

Moldova: Government-approved draft law might cause censorship on the Internet

A Government-approved draft Law, which did not consider Media NGOs’ proposals, might cause Censorship on the Internet in Moldova.  Article by Media Azi web site...

Serbia: 9 years since the bomb attack on journalist Dejan Anastasijević

Bomb attack on the apartment of Dejan Anastasijević on 14 April 2007 is one of the most serious attacks on journalists in the past...

Serbia: Notable Cases of Journalists and Media Safety Violations

First quarter of 2016 regarding safety of journalists and media in Serbia, beside “regular” threats and media campaigns against government critics, was marked by...

Moldova: Cameramen now allowed access to the Parliament’s Meeting Room

The Independent Journalism Center, a SEENPM member organization, lauched the campaign  “We want Access into the Parliament!” in 2014. MPs needed 705 Days to...

ERGA concerned about media regulator in Croatia

The European Regulators Group for Audiovisual Media Services (ERGA) expresses its serious concerns about the situation of one of its members, the media regulator...

Council of Europe adopts guidelines to protect journalists

The Council of Europe today adopted a set of guidelines aimed to ensure the protection of journalism and the safety of journalists in its...

Hungary: time to speak up for press freedom

This article is republished from the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF) By Jane Whyatt, research by Balazs Nagy Navarro and Ljliljana Smailović   Hungary’s Prime...

Mediacentar_Online on Media Freedom in SEE

Popular among media professionals as a unique resource center on media in the region, the website of Mediacentar Sarajevo, a SEENPM member, is in...

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