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Croatia: EFJ calls on MPs to reject “anti-leaks” legislation
The Croatian Parliament began on 18 January 2024 reviewing amendments to the criminal code tabled by the government to …
Italy: another government attempt to silence Domani’s investigative reporting
Undersecretary Durigon reportedly threatened Domani for a third time, following an inquiry on the alleged purchase of his property …
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 …
Europe: End impunity for crimes against journalists
When Greek veteran crime reporter Giorgos Karaivaz was shot dead in Athens in 2021, the authorities committed to prioritising the case …
North Macedonia: EFJ demands transparent justice in Kocho Angjushev case
АЈM-ZNM has submitted an application to the Judicial Council to challenge the decision of Judge Jovanka Spirovska Paneva. The …
Malta: EFJ, IFJ and media freedom groups call for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia
Caruana Galizia, who rose to prominence through her anti-corruption investigations and blogs, was killed by a car bomb in …
International effort to support journalists in Ukraine
“The bulletproof vest I was given has saved my life,” he says. “We see missiles and shooting every day, …
Russia: EFJ and IFJ condemn suspension and demand for liquidation of independent Russian trade union JMWU
On 5 July, the Moscow City Court notified JMWU that the Moscow prosecutor had filed a lawsuit to liquidate …
Maja Sever is new elected president of the European Federation of Journalists
137 out of a total of 144 delegates of the EFJ Assembly voted for Maja Sever. The second candidate …
Recommendations for supporting journalists’ well-being
The key recommendations are as follows: 1. Acknowledge the well-being issue and contribute to the culture change. …