| Country | BH |
| Name and Surname | [:en]Marko Divković[:ba]Marko Divković[:] |
| Gender | Male |
| Date | 20/10/2015 |
| City / Location | [:en]Tuzla[:ba]Tuzla[:] |
| Type of incident | Threats against the lives and limbs of journalists |
| By whom | By public officials |
| Media name | [:en]BHT[:] |
| Article and legislation violated (nationally) | [:en]Law on Public Peace and Order of Tuzla Canton - Article 3(3)[:ba]Law on Public Peace and Order Tuzla Canton - Article 3(3)[:] |
| Legal closure | Perpatrator is acquitted |
| Was journalist`s association informed | Yes |
| What was journalists' association reaction | [:en]Association of BHJ and Free Media Help Line issued a press release and forwarded guidelines issued by OSCE to TK MUP authorities. These guidelines illustrate conduct rules towards journalists. [:ba]Association of BHJ and Free Media Help Line issued a press release and forwarded guidelines issued by OSCE to TK MUP authorities. These guidelines illustrate conduct rules towards journalists. [:] |
Marko Divkovic, a journalist from Tuzla was threatened during the public rally in front the Government building in Tuzla, by the police officer threatening Marko that he would arrest him unless he moved from the “legally marked spaced for protests”. Consequently Mr. Divkovic was forced to make video recordings from “more appropriate” spot under open sky and rain where he could not have covered his recording equipment.
