When I speak about resolving the case of the murdered colleague, journalist Milan Pantić, in this case I find it hard to see the individual as the exclusive executor, and the concrete privatization as a motive for his liquidation. Since 2000s onwards, in all processes of privatization happening in this period of democratic changes, one could see a reflection of the state’s attitude (namely, those of its representatives holding the political power at the time) toward the citizens and society as a whole. Having in mind the predominantly negative undertone of this relation, the question arises whether that particular individual was stronger than the state at the given moment?
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09. jun 2021.
Respect judicial independence in cases of two leading journalists in Serbia and Montenegro, RSF says

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges respect for judicial independence in Serbia and Montenegro, where decisions by prosecutors general could prevent justice being rendered in emblematic cases involving two investigative journalists whose reporting has annoyed government officials. The judicial authorities must stand up to political pressure, RSF says.
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02. jun 2021.
Serbia: Investigative outlet KRIK sued by state security agency director
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01. jun 2021.
Smear Campaigns, Oligarch Media, and Street Gangs: Serbia’s Embattled Investigative Media Are a Warning to the World
In March, the Crime and Corruption Reporting Network, a leading investigative news nonprofit in Serbia, was forced to put its stories on hold for two full weeks to deal with a coordinated smear campaign mounted by pro-government tabloids in Belgrade. In an increasingly common and brazen tactic, outlets that support Serbia’s authoritarian president, Aleksandar Vučić, falsely accused the GIJN member,…
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28. maj 2021.
“No advertisers, no money, but millions of readers”: Meduza’s Galina Timchenko on the impact of new ‘foreign agent status
New rules part of effort to undermine independent Russian media
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14. maj 2021.
Serbia: The government must support media freedom
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12. maj 2021.
Biden administration defends Trump’s indefensible surveillance of reporters
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12. maj 2021.
Israeli security forces injure at least 8 journalists covering protests in Jerusalem
Israeli authorities must ensure that security forces do not harm journalists covering protests, and should investigate attacks by police officers and soldiers who shot journalists with rubber bullets, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
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06. maj 2021.
EFJ calls for an ambitious European Media Freedom Act
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30. apr 2021.
WPFD 2021: Attacks on press freedom growing bolder amid rising authoritarianism
Collective action needed to stop domino effect of silencing independent media
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19. apr 2021.
Attackers of Serbian radio host Daško Milinović must be prosecuted
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12. apr 2021.
Bodrozic: Someone does not want the truth about Curuvija murder to come out
The head of the Independent Association of Journalists (NUNS), Zeljko Bodrozic, said Sunday that 22 years after the murder of journalist and owner of "Dnevni Telegraf" and "Evropljanin" Slavko Curuvija, no one has been convicted of that crime.
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09. apr 2021.
Russia: Journalists covering Navalny’s imprisonment detained
CNN correspondent among detained for ‘violating public order’
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26. mar 2021.
Labelling of journalists in the Assembly continues, media and journalists’ organisations formed a Coalition for Joint Action

Coalition for Media Freedom has warned the public that in the Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, the campaign against journalists and non-governmental organisations has continued. Dangerous statements of the public officials and accusations against journalists of them running criminal, party and other campaigns against officials in the government only represents a continuation of the deterioration of the Serbia’s media scene.
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24. mar 2021.
Serbia: Groups condemn deafening silence of government over KRIK smear campaign
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17. mar 2021.
US Embassy, EU spokeswoman call for protection of Serbian journalists
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13. mar 2021.
Serbia: MFRR condemns baseless smear campaign aimed at KRIK

The International Press Institute (IPI) today joined the Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) in condemning the smear campaign aimed at the Network for Investigation of Crime and Corruption (KRIK) by pro-government media outlets which propagated the baseless and dangerous claim that KRIK has a ‘secret deal’ with Veljko Belivuk, a recently arrested leader of an organised crime group.
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12. mar 2021.
Smear Campaign Tries to Link Serbian Journalists to Criminal Network
Pro-government media in Serbia are attempting to discredit the investigative outlet KRIK by falsely linking it to the suspected leader of a criminal network, the site’s editor-in-chief says.
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11. mar 2021.
Matthew Caruana Galizia: It feels anxiety is never-ending. Those who are responsible for my mother death should be in jail

In an exclusive interview for Cenzolovka, Matthew Caruana Galizia talks about fighting the impunity for the killing of his mother, an investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, about journalists' threats and fears, about an effort of the past president of the European Commission to protect the former president of Malta, as well as about the importance of solidarity and the Daphne Project without which none of the perpetrators would likely be apprehended.







