Serbia
Campaigns and Advocacy
11 April 2011
"Ignoring deadlines and prolonging the status quo jeopardises the implementation of the fundamental European principle that the state must not control the media or influence editorial policy," said ANEM in an open letter to President Boris Tadic.
15 March 2011
Brankica Stankovic, a programme producer at B92 radio and television, has been under police protection since December 2009, after she revealed alleged connections between organised crime, football fans and politics.
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From the Communiqué
23 February 2011
Posters calling for the death of B92 were plastered around a town in Serbia last week, the day after the independent broadcaster aired a show reporting on irregularities at the local coal mine, report the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).
21 July 2010
Serbian national security and police forces have been given the power to view the contents of citizens' personal email accounts without permission as a result of a new law adopted by parliament on 29 June, reports the International Press Institute (IPI). The legal system has also left journalists vulnerable to attacks with a recent court decision to reject charges against six people who allegedly threatened to murder a B92 reporter, says the Belgrade-based Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM).
27 May 2009
Radio B92 - a Belgrade local radio station that blossomed into a national media network famous for its staunch independence and commitment to social responsibility - celebrates its 20th birthday this month.
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Reports
26 January 2012
The twenty-ninth Monitoring Report contains a legal analysis and assessment of the most important occurrences in the media sector in Serbia in December 2011.
15 December 2011
The free expression section of the report presents cases of physical attacks on journalists, threats and requests for disclosure of sources of information, and other violations.
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