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CPJ calls for swift completion of investigation into threats to Tanjug
NEW YORK - The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called on Serbian authorities to swiftly complete an investigation into a death threat emailed to journalists at the Tanjug News Agency and welcomed the authorities' "quick response" to the threat.
Brnabic condemns threats to Tanjug, expresses support to agency's employees
BELGRADE - Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic condemned in the strongest terms an email with death threats to Tanjug journalists and called on state authorities to react promptly and cooperate at international level to identify the perpetrators and bring them to justice.
EFJ condemns death threat to Tanjug journalists
BRUSSELS - The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) on Tuesday condemned death threats
to Tanjug journalists and called for bringing to justice the perpetrator of the threat.
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Vucic: Authorities to look into possibilities of prosecuting those behind threats to Tanjug
GENEVA - Commenting on threats emailed to Tanjug, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday Serbian authorities would verify everything about the case and look into possibilities of prosecuting the perpetrators.
Death threat to Tanjug journalists impermissible attack on media freedoms - EFJ president
BRUSSELS - European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) President Maja Sever said on Tuesday she was deeply concerned over threats to Tanjug journalists and that she condemned them in the strongest terms.
Stano: Threats to Tanjug journalists unacceptable, must be investigated
BRUSSELS - European Commission spokesman Peter Stano said on Tuesday threats to Tanjug journalists were unacceptable and "very unsettling", noting that the EU condemned such threats and that the case must be investigated.
Stano was speaking at a Brussels press briefing.
Matic: Threats such as those made to Tanjug need to be taken very seriously
BELGRADE - Threats to journalists are absolutely impermissible and intimidation directed at all Tanjug journalists needs to be taken very seriously, says Veran Matic, who heads a commission set up by the Serbian government to investigate killings of journalists.
Serbian Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter, this year at home
Most Orthodox churches urged their worshipers to adhere to the measures introduced to suppress coronavirus, not to go to temples, but to watch Easter liturgies on television. The Easter liturgy was served at midnight by Patriarch Irinej of Serbia in the crypt of St. Sava Temple in Vracar, Belgrade, with a television broadcast (RTS and Tanjug News Agency).
Message to Sebastian Kurtz: Stop "inflaming" Balkan region
He reacted to the interview that former Austrian Chancellor had given to Tanjug News Agency.
Hackers attempt to "silence" Tanjug from Serbian-based IP addresses
BELGRADE - The Tanjug News Agency has since Tuesday been targeted by intensive hacker attacks from over 50 different IP addresses.
The attacks are aimed at taking down the agency's IT system through its website and at rendering Tanjug unable to operate and making its services unavailable to media and other subscribers.