International Federation of Journalists
Concern over threats to investigative reporter
This is stated in a letter the organization, representing more than 8,000 members, has sent to the Serbian State Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac.
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Investgative journalist murdered in Slovakia
"We are shocked and stunned about the message, that Jan Kuciak and his companion obviously have been the victim of a cruel assassination," the company said, adding:
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Serbia's First Albanian-Language Newspaper to Open
The news website Presheva Jone (Our Preshevo) will soon launch a newspaper in Albanian under the same name with a daily circulation of 1,000 copies, Serbian website Juzne vesti (Southern News) reported on Monday.
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PROTO THEMA journalists appeal to EC and international journalistic bodies over freedom of Press threat by Greek government
Journalists at Proto Thema have denounced the Greek PM, Alexis Tsipras’s stance, in a resolution, during a general meeting, in the presence of representatives of the Journalists’ Union of the Athens Daily Newspapers (ESIEA), and state they will appeal to all international organisations.
International press freedom groups condemn isolation of arrested Turkish journalists
A coalition from the world's most prestigious press freedom organizations condemned the isolation of arrested Turkish journalists Can Dündar and Erdem Gül on Jan. 27, holding a vigil in front of Istanbul's Silivri prison to show their support.
Turkey rebukes Council of Europe on Dündar, Gül imprisonment
Prominent journalists Can Dündar and Erdem Gül have not been imprisoned because of their press activities but for "aiding terrorist organizations," Ankara has said in a retort to the Council of Europe.
Int'l press freedom coalition says pressure on media 'severely escalated' after June 7 polls
A coalition of international free expression groups, which visited Turkey from Oct. 19 to Oct. 21 and met with local journalists and media outlets, has said that pressure on journalists operating in Turkey has ?severely escalated? since the parliamentary elections on June 7.
Int'l press freedom coalition to visit Turkey ahead of election
Concern over the deteriorating state of press freedom in Turkey and its impact on the upcoming Nov. 1 parliamentary elections have prompted a coalition of international free expression groups to undertake an emergency press freedom mission to the country next week, the International Press Institute (IPI) announced over the weekend.
Conference to tackle press freedom and labor rights in Turkey
"Jailed journalists, threshold for collective bargaining, no freelancers rights, refusals of press cards, restrictions of accreditation, growing prosecutions, less freedom to publish." This bleak picture will be at the heart of an upcoming conference on press freedom and labor rights in Turkey, titled "Turkey: Fighting for journalists rights and freedoms in a politically polarized country" and
Investigation urged into attack on Tanjug cameraman
Investigation urged into attack on Tanjug cameraman
BELGRADE -- The International Federation of Journalists and the European Federation of Journalists have been urged to react after a cameraman was attacked in Brussels.