“I am the Prime Minister of Serbia. I did not change anything at the last moment. I do not work on media laws. That is done by people from the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications. I will discuss what happened and what the final drafts are with the OSCE tomorrow and the European Union Delegation as well as with all the other partners working with us,” Brnabic said.
The government drafts of two media laws have drawn warnings from media organizations both in Serbia and abroad because they would give preferential treatment to pro-regime media with national coverage and the fact that the prices for cable providers could be set by the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM – a body supposed to be independent but whose members are appointed by the parliamentary majority).
