Curated by the foreign affairs editorial staff at Radio Popolare, the eighth episode within the ECPMF project features Luka Zanoni, OBC, talking about the media in Serbia on the eve of the parliamentary elections.
Recent changes in the HRT Croatian public broadcaster threaten the rule of law. Does this mean that we should accept this political influence upon the public service, which is paid by every citizen?
Curated by the foreign affairs editorial staff at Radio Popolare, the seventh episode within the ECPMF project features Francesco Martino, OBC, giving an overview of the situation of the press in Bulgaria.
In Romania, main stream media credibility is downgrading and digital information gains power. But how much can one trust Internet information? An interview with Gilo Cutrupi.
Special public prosecutor Milivoje Katnić is examining whether any of the prosecutors, police officers and investigative judges abused their official position during the eight years of unsuccessful investigation in the case about the attacks on journalist Tufik Softic, which ended without result.
The Albanian government is preparing new laws to control information through Internet. Meanwhile the Union of Albanian Journalists expressed its opposition.
The lawyer of E.Zaroulia, an MP for the Neo-Nazi party of Golden Dawn, has filed a lawsuit against a registered journalist and the news "portalzoosos.gr" in an attempt to force them to silence.
It is difficult to talk about media freedom when many journalists do not dare to ask questions in a press conference. Those among them who are brave enough to explore and publish information about the most powerful people in Serbia often end up on the tabloid front pages and are considered enemies of the state.
Dilema veche is publishing an article based on the articles of the ECPMF project, offering a country-based overview. The cases reported include: Macedonia case of police brutality against journalists who attended the refugees march of Hope, on the 14th of March; the poor state of freedom of the press in Turkey; the economic situation of journalists in Albania; the laws that are oppressing freedom of press in Belarus; the case of the Italian and American journalists in Greece that were held into custody unfairly; censorship in Serbia; the case of the Bulgarian journalist Stoian Toncev, that was attacked and threatened by a group of men.
