Media monitoring
A comprehensive analysis of media reporting, monitoring key trends, and providing insights into the media landscape and reporting patterns.
MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN AUGUST 2025
ANEM monitoring report for August 2025 on freedom of expression, old and new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN JULY 2025.
ANEM monitoring report for July 2025 on freedom of expression, old and new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN JUNE 2025
Monitoring report by ANEM for June 2025 on freedom of expression, old and new regulations, and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
THE MEDIA SCENE IN SERBIA IN MAY 2025.
ANEM monitoring report for May 2025 on freedom of expression, old and new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
THE MEDIA SCENE IN SERBIA IN APRIL 2025.
ANEM monitoring report for April 2025 on freedom of expression, old and new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN MARCH 2025
ANEM monitoring report for March 2025 on freedom of expression, old and new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN FEBRUARY 2025
ANEM monitoring report for February 2025 on freedom of expression, old and new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN JANUARY 2025.
The beginning of 2025 was marked by the absence of ethics in pro-government media reporting on student protests. The topic of this month's monitoring are the most blatant examples of such reporting, but also those other, positive examples that resulted in negative consequences.
SERBIA'S MEDIA SCENE IN DECEMBER 2024
In the December monitoring of the media scene, you can read how journalists and media associations gathered in the Coalition for Media Freedom and ANEM called on their colleagues to support the students who are protesting and fighting for democracy, justice and freedom of speech in Serbia.
Latest News
ANEM ALARM: Double Standards Regarding Threats – In the case of officials, the state reacts immediately; in the case of journalists, impunity prevails.
ANEM: Unacceptable discrimination against the editorial offices of Bečejski mozaik and Webinfo at the SNS gathering in Bačko Gradište.
The president of the REM Council was not elected at the first meeting.
ANEM ALARM: The police allowed the assailants to prevent gatherings and attack journalists, instead of securing the reported event in Pirot.
Ivana Bošković: "There are people here who depend on the SNS and who won't speak to me on the street because I am with Radio Free."
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