Tag: Reporters without borders
SerbiaIstinomer received the Journalism Trust Initiative certificate
Istinomer became the first media outlet in Serbia to receive the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) certificate, an international standard of journalistic excellence, established at the initiative of Reporters...
No one in Serbia wants to print a new daily
United Media announced yesterday that no printing house in Serbia has accepted to print the new daily newspaper Nova, which the company recently announced.
According to the...
MontenegroThe Montenegrin government is murdering investigative journalism
On Monday, July 27, the Parliament of Montenegro adopted the new Media Law, based on which a journalist must provide a source at the request of the...
North MacedoniaWhat is the average salary of a journalist?
A survey by the Independent Trade Union of Journalists and Media Workers (SSNM) on labor rights and the situation in newsrooms showed disastrous data on wages...
EuropeEuropean award to BIRN
The Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) has won a prestigious European award.
Reporters Without Borders Austria celebrated World Press Freedom Day by giving BIRN its annual Signal for Europe...
Reporters without borders intervene in France
International Organization for the Protection of Journalists, Reporters Without Borders (RSF), were given a reason for intervention in France where they are also headquartered.
Namely,...
Bosnia and HerzegovinaPress freedom under attack
World Press Freedom Day is marked on 3rd May and presents an occasion to congratulate all journalist and media workers, but also provides an...
WorldRankings of countries according to media freedom in 2019
Reporters Without Borders published an annual ranking list of states according to media freedom, or the possibility of free engagement with journalism.
In 2019, for...
Great Britain, UK, continues collapsing freedom of the press
Great Britain, UK, a country that sets international standards for the respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms, because of the hostile climate toward...
