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UNESCO is seeking nominations for UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize 2020

UNESCO invites the governments of Member States, in consultation with their National Commissions, as well as international and regional professional non-governmental organizations, active in...

Croatia and Italy, the chilling effect of strategic lawsuits

Forced to waste time, energy, and money to defend themselves against lawsuits that are unfounded in almost 90% of cases, journalists in Italy and...

Free Trainers’ Manual for Media and Information Literacy: For Teachers and Other Educators

Trainers’ Manual for Media and Information Literacy is one of the publications produced within Media for Citizens – Citizens for Media, an EU funded regional project...

2.500 Students in the Western Balkans Get Introduced to Critical MIL Thinking

2.500 students of elementary and secondary schools in the Western Balkans will participate in media literacy workshops held by journalists by the end of...

2nd Call for Proposals: Media and Information Literacy for Civil Society Organisations in 5 Western Balkan Countries

'Media for Citizens - Citizens for Media' is seeking proposals aimed at building capacities of CSOs in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro...

IDUAI: 30 countries closed media and blocked internet access so far in 2019

On the International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI), 28 September, the IFJ has condemned the fact that more than 30 countries have...

20 CSOs develop MIL in the Western Balkans with small-scale projects

Almost 150 project proposals submitted by civil society organisations (CSOs) in five Western Balkan countries aiming to increase their capacities for promotion of media...

Debunking Misinformation in Sarajevo

After a two-day orientation workshop, seven BH journalists and researchers are set to trace and analyse disinformation and deconstruct dangerous narratives in the media. The...

Bosnia’s Professional Liars

The fake news phenomenon hasn’t spared the Balkans. In Bosnia & Herzegovina, it fuels a lucrative industry. Many people have a somewhat morbid habit to...

Women journalists and online harassment: the resistance in Bosnia

A daily occurrence in Balkan newsrooms and a risk factor for press freedom according to international bodies, online harassment against women in the media...

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