Serbia: Media regulator election again made a mockery of…
Process to appoint new members of media regulator council was again conducted in non-transparent and discriminatory manner
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Serbia: Media freedom in a state of emergency –…
A new report by MFRR reveals Serbia’s media crisis. Press freedom under siege, urging EU and government reforms to protect journalists.
Reporting on protests amid repression in Turkey, Serbia, and…
Join us on 30 April for a World Press Freedom Day webinar on threats to journalists reporting on protests in Turkey, Serbia, and Georgia.
Serbia: Spyware attacks on BIRN journalists further deepen press…
Press freedom in Serbia faces a major threat as Amnesty confirms Pegasus spyware attacks on BIRN journalists.
Serbia: MFRR media freedom mission to visit Belgrade and…
The MFRR will visit Serbia from April 7-9 to assess worsening media freedom conditions in Belgrade and Novi Sad, engaging with journalists, officials, and civil society.
Serbia: One year of unpunished attacks on journalist Dinko…
The MFRR is deeply concerned about the ongoing year-long persecution campaign against journalist Dinko Gruhonjić.
Serbia: MFRR and SJN urgently call to stop targeting…
The Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) and SafeJournalists Network (SJN) condemn the escalating attacks on journalists and NGOs in Serbia, calling for immediate action to end repression and intimidation.
Serbia: Urgent need for a swift and thorough investigation…
Serbian journalists face alarming spyware surveillance as revealed by Amnesty International’s report. MFRR and SJN demand action to protect press freedom
Self-defence against SLAPPs in Serbia
Read about how Serbian investigative newspaper KRIK combats SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) through civil society solidarity, public denunciation, and trial monitoring.
Serbian judge’s lawsuits set to chill press freedom
The Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) expresses grave concern regarding the legal threats facing the Serbian investigative news organization KRIK and its journalists.
