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SEEMO decries pressure on media in Croatia

17/03/2014

The South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), an affiliate of the International Press Institute (IPI), said on the twelfth of March that it was worried about a number of recent incidents of pressure on journalists and media in Croatia

RWB: the Enemies of the Internet 2014

17/03/2014

Entities at the heart of censorship and surveillance in a dossier published by Reporter Without Borders on World Day Against Cyber-Censorship (12 March)

Media freedom watchdogs slams list of "unsuitable" journalists and NGOs in Bosnia Erzegovina

17/03/2014

Republika Srpska main party, SNDS, has published a list of "unsuitable" media. The local and international reactions

Ossigeno to Muižnieks: the emergence of threatened journalists

14/03/2014

Note of Alberto Spampinato, director of Ossigeno per l’Informazione for Mr Nils Muiznieks, Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights

Croatia: journalists under pressure

12/03/2014

The South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), said today that it was worried about a number of recent incidents of pressure on journalists and media in Croatia

IPI and SEEMO welcome the release of Turhan Ozlu

12/03/2014

The International Press Institute (IPI) and its affiliate, the South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), today welcomed news that the last journalist imprisoned in Turkey in connection with the alleged Ergenekon coup plot case has been released and they reiterated calls for the release of 50 other journalists still behind bars in the country

Turkey: OSCE media freedom representative welcomes release of Tuncay Özkan

11/03/2014

OSCE media freedom representative welcomes release of prominent Turkish journalist Tuncay Özkan, study shows 54 journalists still in prison

New Forms of Censorship in Serbia

06/03/2014 -  Rossella Vignola

Attempts at media reform in Serbia appear to have run aground. International organizations are denouncing a number of abridgments of press freedoms within the country, which are slowly amounting to a new form of control

Experts and journalists discuss freedom of information challenges at Vienna conference

05/03/2014

A two-day international conference aimed at stimulating public debate on the challenges of freedom of information today and suggesting a new agenda for addressing them closed in Vienna on March 1st

Unresolved journalist murder cases continue to plague Balkans

26/02/2014

A serious number of killings of journalists committed on the territory of the former Yugoslavia remain unsolved. ""We must do everything to expose the killers of journalists", told Veran Matić, B92 director, in a seminar recently organised in Belgrade