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The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joins the Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) partners in strongly condemning the proposals of the Georgian Dream (GD) ruling party to implement a series...

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) attended the kick-off meeting organised by Civitates on the Multiannual-Financial Framework (MFF), along with the Centre for Sustainable Media (CSM), Civil Society Europe (CSE),...

Jelena Curuvija, the daughter of murdered journalist Slavko Curuvija, has requested a constitutional review of the Criminal Procedure Code that prevents the reconsideration of the Appeals Court’s acquittal in the...

Italy’s media landscape is on the brink of a historic shift as one of its major newspaper publishers faces acquisition by a foreign media mogul. In this piece, Roberta Carlini...

Representatives of the Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (IJAS), Tamara Filipović Stevanović and Marija Babić, took part in meetings of the SafeJournalists network with representatives of the European Commission and...

While the citizens of the European Union were given the opportunity to express their opinion about the use of their data for artificial intelligence training by the company Meta, users...

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joined the International Press Institute (IPI) and media freedom partners in providing a formal contribution to the public consultation into the draft act to...

The Gecic Law firm recently sent a letter addressed to six editors and directors of United Media outlets, an action that has now prompted a response from the Council of...

Behind the seemingly safe demand that artificial intelligence generate you a funny photo or make one of the viral trends is a consumption that takes up 1,5 percent of global...

The 2025 report from the Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe (CASE) and the Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation finds that the number of abusive lawsuits continues to rise across Europe, even...

Retired police inspector turned Radar columnist Predrag Simonovic said he has been getting threats over his writing about personnel changes in the Serbian police.   Simonovic said the threats came...

New changes to the Albanian criminal code that only partially abolish defamation as an offence have been criticised by media freedom organisations, citing concerns over freedom of speech.   New...