Author: IJAS

IJAS: Municipality of Surdulica to announce a competition for the media

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Analysis: Backsliding in Bosnia and Herzegovina as media freedom faces myriad challenges

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Slavko Curuvija Foundation: Pink TV fails to meet obligations, REM fails to react

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United Kingdom: First Anti-SLAPP law adopted

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Ministry report says Telekom Serbia proposed disputed parts of media laws

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Europe: End impunity for crimes against journalists

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United Media will not broadcast political advertising in its media, out of protest

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Impunity is on the rise in Europe: governments must take action

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BIRODI Executive Director: No normal electoral conditions without free media

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IJAS: Municipality of Preshevo to announce a call for proposals for media content production

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Coalition for media freedom and CRTA: The government to guarantee that media laws will not be abused

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North Macedonia: EFJ demands transparent justice in Kocho Angjushev case

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IJAS: Return of State Ownership to Media is Disastrous for Public Information System

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Ministry denies draft media laws changed overnight

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Palestine: the IFJ calls on journalists to respect the professional principles of the Global Ethics Charter

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IJAS: Ensure Screening of Film by Ukrainian Journalist Mstislav Chernov

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Malta: EFJ, IFJ and media freedom groups call for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia

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Coalition for Media Freedom: Our Positions are Clear since Time We worked on Media Strategy

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Content of media laws unknown: PM claims one, journalists another

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The targeting of the independent media

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MFRR partners to carry out media freedom mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Coalition for Media Freedom: Draft Media Laws Do Not Represent Compromise, We Call on Government to Provide Essential Media Reform

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BFMI concerned over Serbian government draft media laws

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“Journalists matter”: Council of Europe launches campaign for the safety of journalists

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OSCE Media Freedom Representative launches new guidelines for monitoring online violence against female journalists

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Information Minister says draft media laws foundations for free journalism

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Kosovo Bans Serbia Sport TV Channels Over Messages ‘Glorifying’ Banjska Attack

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Serbia: New draft media laws represent another step backward for media freedom

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IPI: Convicted killers of journalist Slavko Ćuruvija must not be acquitted

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IJAS: President Vucic and Other Political Actors to Stop Targeting Journalists

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Danas threatened with arson attack

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IJAS: Institutions to Urgently Respond to Inappropriate Speech of SNS City Committee in Vranje

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State retaking control of media: What is the practice in Europe

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OSCE joins condemnation of threats against N1 television

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Report warns of increasing number of attacks on journalists

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RSF says new Serbian law does not tackle unreliable news content

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IPI website under powerful DDoS attack

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Hrkalovic accuses reporter of calling for lynch

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Coalition for Media Freedom: Latest Proposed Amendments to Law on Public Information and Media Unacceptable

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European Media Freedom Act: the end of source confidentiality?

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