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Regional documentaries on media and journalism you must watch: What makes a good documentary?

Film theoretician Bill Nichols wrote of six types of documentaries—poetic, expository, reflexive, observational, performative, and participatory—each with distinctive characteristics. It is about...

Shooting the Messenger: A global survey on disinformation and harassment targeting journalists

The Global Reporting Centre and the Committee to Protect Journalists have launched a global survey to investigate the effects of disinformation and...

Global Conference on Improving the Protection, Security, Integration and Mental Health of Refugee Journalists

Global Conference on Improving the Protection, Security, Integration and Mental Health of Refugee Journalists, organized by UNESCO and the International Federation of Journalists, will...

Balkan Region Trapped in Perception that Journalists Can Be Beaten: EC country reports

Frequent attacks against journalists, lack of mechanisms for prosecuting those responsible, as well as political and economic pressures, present joint problems shared by countries...

Serbia – Balkans’ Black Champion of Journalists’ Safety: Reports on Western Balkan Countries

Serbia is maintaining its infamous rank in the region as the country in which journalists’ safety is the most endangered, the data from comparative...

Croatia: News websites publish list of “Yugo-nostalgic” and unpatriotic journalists

24 July 2018 – Several journalists, working for national or international outlets, faced cyberbullying following reporting that criticised the welcome home celebration for the...

‘Murders of journalists cannot be tolerated in the EU’ – Justice Commissioner

by Jane Whyatt, ECPMF The Justice Commissioner of the European Union is offering support to police investigating the murders of journalists Daphne Caruana Galizia and...

Journalism in Serbia? “Funny as an autopsy”

The worrying state of the Serbian media in an interview with Slaviša Lekić, president of the Association of Independent Journalists of Serbia (NUNS). by  Matteo Trevisan,...

EP Rapporteur McAllister: No progress on media freedom in Serbia

In his draft report on Serbia to the European Parliament, rapporteur David McAllister reiterated concerns over Serbia having not made progress in the area...

Missing reporter alive and healthy, Serbia’s President says

Stefan Cvetkovic who went missing on Wednesday night is alive and unhurt and is in a local police station in the northern town of...
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Regional Editors’ Forum Held in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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