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EU: EFJ and RSF urge European Commission president to act swiftly to prevent Meta’s fact-checking program from being shut down in Europe

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#IFJBlog: REM, a nightmare for Serbian media

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EU: EFJ and RSF urge European Commission president to act swiftly to prevent Meta’s fact-checking program from being shut down in Europe

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Belgrade students to protest in front of state TV

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Albanian Public Broadcaster (RTSH) Opens Competition for General Director Position

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France: World journalists commemorate 10th anniversary of Charlie Hebdo’s massacre

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IJAS: Protection of Journalists, Privacy and Journalistic Ethics Fail Exam in New Year

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Pro-regime daily falsely accuses Croatian Serbs of leading protests

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IJAS: Ministry of Information reduces number of attacks and pressures on journalists, institutions react when they want to

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BH Journalists: New legal solutions in USC must not limit freedom of expression

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Public apology to N1’s Tatalovic: My Facebook was hacked

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N1 reporter Tatalovic receives threats on social media

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IJAS: Director of Red Star Football Club Must Stop Discriminating and Targeting Journalists

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Russian RT network launches 24/7 broadcast in Serbian

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The indictment proposal against the attackers of Ana Raičković has been returned to the prosecutor

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The Coalition for Media Freedom: A Call to European Media to Report on the Fight for Freedom of Serbian Citizens

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AJK condemns the death threat against Ilir Mirena

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AJK condemns the insulting remarks of Nexhmedin Spahiu against the Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian communities

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A Slight but Continuous Decline of Montenegro in the Journalist Safety Index

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RSF: Press freedom in W. Balkans deteriorated, especially in Serbia, Albania

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Journalists and media associations: Students now teach us the basic postulates of journalism

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IJAS: We Call on Prosecution to Determine Who is Responsible for Misuse of Digital Forensic Tools and Monitoring of Journalists and Activists

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Serbia used spyware to hack phones of journalists

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Targeted journalist: State will be responsible for whatever happens to me or those around me

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N1 reporter assaulted at Novi Sad protest

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Media crews banned from Vojvodina Assembly session

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Serbia: Authorities using spyware and Cellebrite forensic extraction tools to hack journalists and activists

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IJAS: Non-transparent and Sloppy Process of Amending Law on Public Information and Media

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BH JOURNALISTS: We demand a public apology from our party to the media and citizens

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BH JOURNALISTS: Unacceptable criminal investigations of CIN journalists

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Coalition calls on Polish presidency to lead the EU in combating spyware abuse

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Students disrupt news on state TV

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IJAS: Verdict Against Weekly Vreme Pushes Journalists Into Self-censorship

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Coalition for media freedom: We Support Student Protests, Now They are Teaching Us Lesson in Solidarity

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The Complete Collapse of Media (Non)Policy

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Coalition for media freedom: Minister Dejan Ristić Imposed Amendments to Law on Public Media Services

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SafeJournalists Network Research: Montenegro Records Slight Decline in the Western Balkans Journalist Safety Index

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Serbia Ranked Among European Countries With Most SLAPPs in 2023

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104 journalists killed this year, according to the IFJ

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CJA and TUCJ – Inquiry Regarding the Media Directorate’s Work and Priorities of the Ministry of Culture and Media

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