Author: IJAS

Ukrainian Foreign Ministry calls on Serbia not to broadcast Russia Today

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Serbia: Protect journalists and denounce death threats against them

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Russia Today launches website in Serbian, defying EU sanctions

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This online tool helps journalists analyze political ad spending on social media

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Applicants for fifth national broadcasting license before REM

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Threat of violence against Danas daily

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Serbia’s KRIK Media Fined for Reporting Claims About Minister’s Crime Ties

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Coalition for Media Freedom: KRIK Verdict Threatens Freedom to Report on Court Proceedings

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A majority of female journalists in North Macedonia face online harassment

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IJAS: Serbian List to Stop Discriminating Professional Media

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Bosnian Police Chief Faces Suspension for Threatening Journalist

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IJAS: Investigate all the circumstances of the attack on journalist Tamara Tankosic

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RSF supports an investigative journalist targeted by a gag lawsuit in Serbia which provides especially fertile grounds for judicial harassment

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Turkey: Eleven journalists arrested following raids

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Media landscape filled with prejudice: Portrayal of Roma people in Serbian media

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EFJ’s Mustafa Kuleli: New disinformation law could erase last remnants of freedom in Turkey

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IJAS: The comic group “The Boys” issued a warning against the state and the attackers of the exhibition

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Coalition for Media Freedom: REM to demonstrate its independence and respect of media freedom

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Journalists and media associations: Investigate who in the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) hid evidence in the “Dragojlo Blagojevic case”

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IFJ backs global mobilisation on October 8 to free Julian Assange

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BAJ statement: Verdicts in the “BelaPAN case” are revenge for professional activity and position

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World Day for Decent Work: Time for wage justice in journalism

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UN: IFJ leads call for action to fight impunity

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3 Media Fundraising Campaigns in the Western Balkans to Inspire and Learn From

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Coalition for Media Freedom: “Informer” Violated the Serbian Journalists’ Code of Ethics

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How to use open source intelligence data to debunk Russian disinformation

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Russia: 18 journalists arrested during anti-war protests

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Albania: Media must not face criminal prosecution for public interest reporting

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Belarusian RFE/RL Journalist Released From Penal Colony, Arrives In Lithuania

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Krackovic unanimously appointed as president

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“European Code of Standards for Independent Fact-Checking Organizations”

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Proposed European Media Freedom Act adopts the approach of the New Deal for Journalism

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Serbia Prosecutor’s Office to prosecute suspects for violence during Europride

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N1 reporter verbally assaulted at anti-EuroPride gathering

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N1 TV cameraman assaulted by anti-EuroPride protesters

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IJAS: Authorities to sanction attackers on journalists who reported from Saturday gatherings

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Belarus: Journalist Denis Ivashin shockingly sentenced to 13 years in prison

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Russia: Moscow court liquidated the Journalists and Media Workers’ Union

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Platform “Three Freedoms”: Disgraceful decision of the police to ban the EuroPride march

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How the BBC’s 50:50 Project is shifting representation in media

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