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As one of the largest socio-political crises in Serbia unfolds, propaganda intensifies, and the right to accurate information becomes increasingly endangered. In the latest episode of the show "Press – Don't Shoot," we discuss the blockade of RTS, attacks on journalists, spy software implanted in journalists' phones, as well as the inability of journalists to get answers about who set up tents in front of Pioneer Park and the National Assembly of Serbia, and why.

When a journalist becomes a target, the public loses, and the truth suffers.

A shot at a journalist is not just a shot at a person, but also at freedom of speech. It is a shot at the truth. Endangering the safety of journalists is also an infringement on fundamental human rights, such as the right to timely, accurate, and objective information.

That is why Insajder Television is launching the program "PRESS – Don’t Shoot," which focuses on issues of importance for the safety of journalists, as well as the realization of the public interest, which includes the professional work of the media.

The ANEM series of online video training, presentations, and discussions aimed at improving journalist safety is part of the project by the Association of Independent Electronic Media titled “Building a System for Prevention and Emergency Response in Cases of Threats and Attacks on Journalists in Serbia,” which is supported by the European Union Delegation in the Republic of Serbia.

There are twice as many media workers diagnosed with mental disorders due to their profession compared to the general population, a recent OSCE study has shown.

Every day, for many years now, a large number of journalists receive threats solely and exclusively because they perform their jobs objectively and impartially.