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Palestine: At least thirty-two journalists and media workers killed in Gaza
In such dangerous conditions, the IFJ reminds journalists on the ground to take precautions, wear professional safety equipment and …
United Media brings Forbes to Serbia
„United Media is proud to announce the launch of five licensed digital editions of the renowned global business magazine …
United Kingdom: First Anti-SLAPP law adopted
Under the Act, which aims to implement reforms to tackle economic crime and improve transparency over corporate entities, the …
EMFA: EFJ joins coalition calling for safeguards for independent public service media
Maja Sever, EFJ President, said: “The weakening of Article 5 is unthinkable for anyone who sincerely wants media pluralism …
Open letter: “We refuse to let the anti-SLAPP directive be a missed opportunity”
These provisions include first and foremost a strong early dismissal mechanism for all SLAPPs. If the Directive fails to …
Analysis: Backsliding in Bosnia and Herzegovina as media freedom faces myriad challenges
As EU progress report on BiH looms, country faces widening press freedom levels in two entities Media freedom …
Slavko Curuvija Foundation: Pink TV fails to meet obligations, REM fails to react
Pink TV has failed to fulfill 16 out of the 23 analyzed promises contained in its program concept, based …
United Kingdom: First Anti-SLAPP law adopted
On 26 October 2023, the United Kingdom passed legislation in the British Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, including …
Ministry report says Telekom Serbia proposed disputed parts of media laws
The state-owned Telekom Serbia proposed the disputed articles of two recently adopted media laws, a report on the Ministry …
Impunity is on the rise in Europe: governments must take action
48 murders and assassinations of journalists go unpunished in Europe: 16 in Kosovo, 7 in Russia, 6 in Ukraine, …