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On Monday, Serbian state TV (RTS) staff joined the student protest in Belgrade by blocking traffic outside the RTS headquarters. The Cenzolovka media freedom portal shared a photo on...
Kurir daily, owned by Igor Zezelj, a former prominent participant in the 1996-1997 student protest, distributed to its readers a PDF document called “The Project”, which according to him represents...
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) today gave its full support to the Serbian journalists’ organisations which have called for a general strike to take part in the action of...
“N1 Serbia is on a general strike today, and we will solely report on the strike and protests because we want to show solidarity with the students and their fight...
Recognising the indispensable role freelance journalists play in informing the public, upholding democracy and maintaining editorial independence, we, the representatives of freelance journalists in Europe, unite in calling for action...
During a traffic blockade in Belgrade, a car drove into a crowd of high school students, after which the driver exited the vehicle and directed insults at the students and...
The Cenzolovka media freedom watchdog portal said that Serbian pro-regime tabloids are deleting articles in which they attacked the student protesters in an effort to avoid being shut down. ...
A Serbian state TV (RTS) union demanded better reporting on the student protects or the resignation of the news desk editor in chief. A letter to editor in chief...
The Cenzolovka portal said on Monday that the nominations for the country’s electronic media watchdog have been passed to parliament for a decision. It said that the names of...
Serbian state TV (RTS) reporter Milan Srdic released an open letter to his editor in chief Nenad Lj Stefanovic asking if he reacts to the lies about the student protests...
United Media, a leading media company in Southeast Europe, has categorically rejected claims that former Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM) chair Olivera Zekic could become its company director. In...
Attacks on journalists, delayed and inefficient war crimes prosecutions, a flawed asylum system, and intolerance and violence against LGBT people remained significant concerns in Serbia in 2024, Human Rights Watch...