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Hungary’s foreign funding bill a transparent attack on civil society

The IFEX network speaks out against Hungary’s discriminatory foreign funding bill that, if enacted, would threaten the operability of local members the Hungarian Civil...

Yavuz Baydar: “Judicial coup” sends clear warning to Turkey’s remaining independent journalists

By Yavuz Baydar / 8 June 2016 Nothing could illustrate the course of developments in Turkey better than the case of prosecutor Murat Aydın. In what...

Serbia: Europe follows changes at the Radio Television of Vojvodina

Belgrade – Delegation of the European Union in Serbia and the OSCE Mission in Serbia closely follow a great number of personnel changes at...

Hungary: time to speak up for press freedom

This article is republished from the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF) By Jane Whyatt, research by Balazs Nagy Navarro and Ljliljana Smailović   Hungary’s Prime...

Who really rules the airwaves in Moldova?

By Nadine Gogu, 28 March 2016 With public trust at all time low, we need to examine how murky media ownership threatens pluralism and freedom of...

Turkey: Gov’t takeover of critical media group draws international backlash

Ahead of the pending government-led takeover of the Zaman Media Group, international voices have stated their concerns over the impending implementation of trustees to...

Innovative Handbook Highlights International Laws Protecting Journalists’ Rights To Freedom Of Speech

An innovative handbook published in 2015 aims to become the ultimate tool for journalists and bloggers worldwide seeking guidance on the international legal framework protecting...

Media in Montenegro have never developed culture of market economy

By Sunčica Bakić, Advisor at the Agency for Electronic Media of Montenegro The picture of media landscape, broadcast by Montenegro today is pretty much TV static....

Blog post by Tamara Causidis – Media must be a realm of freedom, not economic slavery

By Tamara Causidis If, not long ago, we spoke of the jeopardized state of media in Macedonia, today it is fair to say that values...

Participating States must intensify real steps to defend media freedom, says OSCE media freedom representative

TUNIS, 3 May 2012 – Dunja Mijatovic, the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, today urged all governments of the 56-nation OSCE to...
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