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SafeJournalists: Inadmissible behavior of the police against journalists in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nikola Moraca, a journalist of the newspaper EuroBlic and the portal SrpskaInfo, was questioned by the police and asked …
One-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: journalism under attack
Today, one year after the Russian Federation launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Partner Organisations to the Safety …
You Have to Be a Superwoman: Experiences and Issues Facing Female Investigative Journalists
Investigative journalists are engaged in uncovering important facts that someone wants to cover up, often pitting them against the …
IFJ suspends Russian union
The RUJ’s membership was suspended, with immediate effect, after the Executive endorsed a “provisional decision to expel”, the maximum …
Turkey: “Journalists reporting from earthquake-affected areas face safety, hygiene and health problems”
Two weeks after the terrible earthquake that shook Northern Syria and Eastern Turkey, Kenan Şener, Secretary General of the …
SLAPPs in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation are one of the main threats to press freedom in the Western Balkans, as …
Slovakia: Fifth anniversary of Kuciak and Kušnírová’s killing marked by fragile press freedom progress
Five years after the assassination of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová, Slovak judges are nearing their judgment in the …
Russia: journalist sentenced to six years in prison for Telegram post
Russian journalist Maria Ponomarenko has been jailed for six years for posting on Telegram about a deadly attack by …
SafeJournalists: Support to the Macedonian March – for the Defense of Journalist Dignity
The SafeJournalists Network, which gathers more than 8,200 media professionals in the Western Balkans, joins its member, the Association …
BIRN Sued Over ‘Marijuana Farm’ Court Case Coverage
A preliminary hearing in Predrag Koluvija’s defamation lawsuit against BIRN, claiming that the organisation incorrectly conveyed facts about his …