Author: IJAS

EFJ and 43 NGOs call on the European Parliament to ensure a strong European Media Freedom Act

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North Macedonia: EFJ condemns inappropriate behaviour of state officials towards journalists

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IFJ publishes 32nd annual report on journalists and media staff killed in 2022

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IFJ/EFJ launch new fundraising campaign to support Ukrainian journalists on the ground

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Kosovo: our letter to the Prime Minister on the capture of public television

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MFRR Summit 2023 will take place on 29-31 March

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IJAS: Authorities to Process Threats against Journalist Gorica Nikolin

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New Training Centre for the Safety of Journalists and Media Professionals established in Greece

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States should impose a moratorium on spyware such as Pegasus and Predator

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Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina: EFJ and IFJ call for defamation to remain under civil law

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Bosnia and Herzegovina now covered under MFRR mandate

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IJAS Launched Platform for the Safety of Journalists – “On the Line”

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EFJ and IFJ call on the Ukrainian government to reform the media law

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Three Things You Should Know About Serbian Media 1-15 January

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EFJ publishes position on the European Media Freedom Act

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Human Rights Watch: Slow prosecution of war crimes and weak media freedoms in BiH, Kosovo and Serbia

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Climate journalists exposed to repeated pressure and legal risks

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N1 Croatia to join EU project for combating disinformation

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REM chief on fifth broadcasting license: ‘No can do’ with an ongoing lawsuit

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Serbian Govt: Draft Law on Internal Affairs withdrawn from procedure

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Electronic media regulator ends strike

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Nova S sues Serbian electronic media regulator

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Parliamentary Committee adopts conclusion in support of REM

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An update on the appeal process in Slavko Ćuruvija murder trial: Justice in limbo

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Appellate court to hold inquest into trial for Slavko Ćuruvija’s murder in March 2023

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13 journalists killed so far in Europe in 2022

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REM chief: Strike to end when author of swastika graffiti is identified

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REM Council says it is suspending work due to “quasi-journalistic scourges”

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N1: We showed the media darkness without N1 and Nova S

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The prosecutor demands the Court of Appeal to increase sentences for the defendants charged with the murder of journalist Slavko Ćuruvija to 40 years of prison for each

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The trial for the murder of journalist Slavko Ćuruvija: Wrestling with the deep state

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Multiple journalists threatened and harassed in Serbia, authorities must take urgent action

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Coalition for Media Freedom: Transferring parts of Zvezdan Jovanovic’s books discredits the work of journalists who have police protection due to their work

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Slovenia: Media freedom groups back legislative efforts to depoliticise public media

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Online abuse: We need to talk, says IFJ

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Times: Premier League rights as political tool

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How AI can help analyze women’s representation in the news

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European Media Freedom Act needs a Balkan focus

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Albania: Media pluralism and transparency concerns fuel deterioration in media freedom

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Defamation lawsuit against Serbian investigative media outlet KRIK sets a dangerous precedent

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