Author: IJAS

Media pluralism in a legal limbo in Serbia

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Republika Srpska (Bosnia and Herzegovina): Decriminalise defamation

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Representatives of European journalistic unions spoke in support of their Belarusian colleagues on May 3

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EFJ launches risk assessment tool for journalists and media outlets

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IJAS: Profession on Trial

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“Reporters Shield” Launches on World Press Freedom Day

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WPFD: EFJ calls for a systemic approach on journalists’ safety

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IJAS, NDNV i UGS Nezavisnost: There is no Free Society Without Free Media

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Serbia: Independent journalism faces biggest crisis in years

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IJAS: The sacrificed RTS colleagues must not be forgotten

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Weaponizing GDPR: How EU data protection threatens press freedom in Greece

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Serbia: Impunity continues for assassination attempt on journalist Dejan Anastasijević

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Slavko Ćuruvija: impunity of the deep state in the case of murdered journalists in Serbia

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Last year, almost 1,200 manipulations and disinformation were on the front pages of five newspapers

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IJAS: Authorities and TV “Pink” to Immediately Stop Targeting Journalists

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Partner organisations of the Council of Europe’s Platform call on Russia to free Evan Gershkovich immediately

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Tabloid owner’s fine paid

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Coalition for Media Freedom: Prime Minister’s Hypocritical Grieving over the Media Scene

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Pro-regime tabloid owner chooses jail over fine

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Vucic: Informer editor refused my offer to pay his fine

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NEWS Belgrade Mayor Files Defamation Lawsuits Against BIRN

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Republika Srpska, the criminalisation of defamation and the squeeze on media freedom

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SLAPP in Bulgaria, record claim against Mediapool

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Serbia: more efforts needed to face the past, increase safety of journalists and human rights defenders, and protect women from violence

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UK: IFJ backs BBC journalists strike to defend local news

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South Tyrol, the information monopoly and a new case of SLAPP

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OSCE urges Serbian authorities to investigate attacks on journalists

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Romania: in conversation with investigative journalist Emilia Șercan

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International Women’s Day: EFJ stands up for the safety of women journalists

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CoE, EFJ chief warn of dangers facing journalists in Serbia

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Spain: Daily press workers take to the streets to demand decent wages

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One-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: journalism under attack

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You Have to Be a Superwoman: Experiences and Issues Facing Female Investigative Journalists

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IFJ suspends Russian union

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Turkey: “Journalists reporting from earthquake-affected areas face safety, hygiene and health problems”

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SLAPPs in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Slovakia: Fifth anniversary of Kuciak and Kušnírová’s killing marked by fragile press freedom progress

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Russia: journalist sentenced to six years in prison for Telegram post

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BIRN Sued Over ‘Marijuana Farm’ Court Case Coverage

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813 media freedom violations in 12 months – MFRR Monitoring Report 2022

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