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Turkey: More closures of independent media outlets under extended state of emergency

On 30 September, the licenses of twenty TV and radio stations were canceled in Turkey, including IMC TV, Hayatın Sesi, Azadi TV, Jiyan TV,...

EJN Calls for End to Turkey’s Democracy Crisis: This is no Time for Propaganda and Intolerance

The Ethical Journalism Network has called on Turkey to make an urgent return to democracy and press freedom. At a meeting of more than 30...

Subtly Silenced by the Hungarian Government

The editor in chief of Budapest Business Journal is leaving the newspaper. Here, he explains why. 19 September 2016 By Tom Popper Along with passing a...

Ricardo Gutierrez: State of Macedonia Media ‘Worst in Balkans’

The General Secretary of the European Federation of Journalists, EFJ, says the outlook for press freedom in Macedonia is depressing, condemning the incarceration of...

Montenegro: Rights Groups Call for Reporter Martinovic’s Release

International rights organizations have jointly called for the release of Montenegrin investigative reporter Jovo Martinovic, who has been in detention for 11 months on...

Macedonian journalist Zoran Bozinovski must be released

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) has called today in Skopje for the immediate release of detained Macedonian freelance journalist Zoran Bozinovski. Zoran Bozinovski has...

Death threats against Serbian journalists must be investigated

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joins its affiliates – the Croatian Journalists’ Association, Association of Macedonian Journalists, Association of BiH Journalists, Association of...

CPJ joins calls for Montenegro to free imprisoned journalist Jovo Martinović

Nina Ognianova / CPJ Europe and Central Asia Program Coordinator The Committee to Protect Journalists, along with the Human Rights Watch and Reporters Without Borders,...

RSF report: Turkey – State of Emergency, State of Arbitrary

Two months after responding to a coup attempt by declaring a state of emergency, the Turkish government continues to target journalists, pluralism and freedom...

Recent threats and attack on journalists in Bosnia and Herzegovina unacceptable, says OSCE media freedom rep.

VIENNA, 16 September 2016 – OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović today condemned a recent physical attack and threats against journalists...
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