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The N1 newsroom received a threatening letter, recalling the deadly attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo which claimed 12 lives.   The attack on the Charlie Hebdo took...

Eleven journalists and media freedom organisations co-signed a statement saying they are “profoundly appalled by the new attacks against journalists across Serbia”   The statement said that a number of...

Serbia ranks fourth in Europe in terms of the number of attacks on journalists, behind Ukraine, Russia and Turkey, according to the report on media pluralism in Serbia by the...

Press freedom in Serbia has reached a critical juncture. Independent media outlets in the country, and the journalists that work at them, have been threatened, physically attacked and, increasingly, targeted...

On 2 July, the Dáil passed the Defamation (Amendment) Bill by 83 votes to 61. The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) shares the disappointment of the undersigned organisations that, although...

“This is a totalitarian regime in the making. May our grandchildren forgive us…”. It was in these dramatic terms that some MEPs spoke out yesterday at the European Parliament’s plenary...

After being warned that “a set-up is being prepared” for her, Jugpress editor-in-chief Ljiljana Stojanović openly talks about the pressures, threats and attempts to shut down one of the few...

Since X’s AI tool Grok started using foul language about Turkey’s President and founding father, among others, a court has issued an access restriction order.   The Prosecutors’ Office in...

More than one-fifth of local media journalists in Serbia earn less than 50,000 dinars (1 euro – 117 dinars) per month, and the same number have monthly salaries between 51,000...