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ECtHR rules in favour of journalists expelled from Macedonian parliament

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The Lorenzo Natali Media Prize (apply by 10 March)

The Lorenzo Natali Media Prize, organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development since 1992, is awarded to amateur and professional...

OSCE conference in Kosovo participants call for creation of commission on murdered and missing journalists

Prishtinë/Priština, 15 February 2017 – An OSCE conference on safety of the media in South-Eastern Europe concluded yesterday with the adoption of several recommendations,...

How Romania’s Independent Media Woke Up its Readers

by Adam Tismaneanu As January came to a close, Romania’s government met late at night on the last day of the month to approve an...

Kosovar journalists need to demand implementation of their access to information rights

In Kosovo, access to information is well guaranteed in theory — in practise it’s a different story. by Furtuna Sheremeti (Originally published by Kosovo 2.0 on...

IJC Publishes Study on Advertising in Moldova

The Independent Journalism Centre in Chișinău, a SEENPM member, published the study “Evaluation of the legal framework regulating the advertising and recommendations for its optimisation”. The document's...

Bulgaria, where the local press “can be bought for cheap”

In Bulgaria, local administrations spend large sums to "finance" the media, thus influencing their editorial line – a concerning situation, especially outside Sofia. by Francesco...

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