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With an absolute amnesty for crimes against citizens and journalists, Serbia experienced a complete collapse of the rule of law

Mapping Media Freedom (MMF), an international platform that documents, monitors and analyzes press and media freedom violations across Europe, reported

Four journalists were injured in Kathmandu on September 8 during violent clashes with police over the country’s controversial social media

Delivered by United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk At 60th session of the Human Rights Council  

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić’s crackdown on students, citizens, and independent media is becoming increasingly brutal, N1 Zagreb said.   His

The top 15 Serbian state officials attacked journalists and media outlets more than 130 times in August according to research

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joined the International Press Institute (IPI) and 15 press freedom organisations in strongly condemning

In Serbia, a country officially on the path toward membership in the European Union, a considerable media blackout prevails, one

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has once again levelled serious accusations and threats against the N1 television network, portraying it as