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Social media need “self-regulation, education and literacy, not new restrictions”, says Dunja Mijatović in a report

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IPI launches database on online abuse against journalists

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Over the past 16 years, a team of four sports journalists at Romania’s last remaining print sports newspaper, Gazeta Sporturilor, has been responsible for...

Returning public interest to the relations between public sector and media

"Returning the public interests in the financial relations between the public sector and the media" is a policy paper produced as a part of...

Time for Kosovo’s media to get serious on transitional justice

Journalists in Kosovo should not avoid the complex issue of transitional justice. by Nora Ahmetaj* (Originally published by Kosovo 2.0 on the 12 October 2016) In summer 2013,...

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