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Media Diversity Institute Western Balkans

Media Diversity Institute Western Balkans was established in 2014 and since then its work has been focused on upholding the fundamental human...

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Media Initiatives - Association for Media Development and Promotion of Professional Journalism is a non-profit organization from Sarajevo founded in 2005 by...

Mediacentar Sarajevo (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Mediacentar Sarajevo is committed to improving the overall state of journalism, media professionalism and media freedoms in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Southeast Europe through...

Montenegro Media Institute (Podgorica, Montenegro)

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Manual on European defamation law

The Media Legal Defence Initiative and the International Press Institute have published a powerful new tool for defending the European media’s right to report...

Serbia sacks Minister of Defense for sexists remarks

The Minister of Defense in Serbia, Bratislav Gasic, was finally sacked following months of protests for his offensive remarks made towards a female journalist from B92 Television...

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OSCE Representative launches innovative compilation on safety of female journalists online

VIENNA, 5 February 2016 – “On 25 July 2013, I got my first rape threat. That was a Thursday. By Sunday, police had collected...

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