ECPMF news

Montenegro adopted a law on free access to public information 7 years ago, but in many cases the information required is withheld, and no one is sanctioned

According to a study conducted by a local Ngo, Bulgarian institutions are gradually improving their transparency when publicising the acts they issue. Nevertheless, much remains to be done

In Kosovo, access to information is well guaranteed in theory — in practise it’s a different story

In Bulgaria, local administrations spend large sums to "finance" the media, thus influencing their editorial line – a concerning situation, especially outside Sofia

‘Okruženje’, the first and only regional TV current affairs talk show in the Western Balkans, awarded with the prize for ‘2016 Media Initiative of the Year’ at the European Citizenship Awards

An interview to Barbara Matejcic, freelance journalist in Croatia

An interview to Rudina Hoxha, Editor, FOLLOW BUSINESS ALBANIA

Even though there is a good institutional and legislative framework defending the right to access information of public interest, some crucial issues are still unresolved

For liberal democracy as we know it, the decline of professional journalism is certainly bad news — without it, vocal majorities dictate political decisions increasingly rooted in extreme, intolerant values

An interview to Sonja Merljak, reporter with the Slovenian daily ’Delo’