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93 media professionals killed in 2016

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15 points to improve working conditions for journalists in Western Balkans and Turkey

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) together with its affiliate the Association of Professional Journalists in Albania (APJA) have successfully organised on 19/12/2016 in...

Comparing models and demanding reforms of public service media in SEE

The project »South East European Media Observatory« has produced  a regional overview of the funding and governing models of public service broadcasters/media in nine countries...

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The hashtag #TurkeyPurge continues to trend internationally five months after the attempted coup in Turkey. One watch group with an online presence actually calls...

Turkey: Silencing the Media – Report by Human Rights Watch

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Safejournalists.net – Database of Attacks on Journalists in the Western Balkans

Online platform www.safejournalists.net compiles data on the attacks on journalists in the Western Balkans. This Online Platform is the key tool of the regional System...

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