Announcements

The special target of physical attacks in the past year has been cameramen and photojournalists. While filming a pre-election rally of the Serbian Progressive Party in Makovište near Kosjerić, N1 television cameraman Marjan Vučetić was attacked from behind. 

Journalistic and media associations and unions demand that the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications immediately suspend the ongoing process of amending the Law on Public Information and Media, the Law on Electronic Media, and the development of a new Media Strategy until conditions for transparent, inclusive, and professional work are ensured.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) is publicly questioning the relevant authorities whether the area between the National Assembly of Serbia and Pionirski Park has become a private space, considering that access is not allowed for media representatives, members of parliament, prosecutors, and citizens.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) strongly condemns the obstruction of work and destruction of equipment belonging to the N1 television team in the vicinity of the Serbian Assembly, emphasizing that any form of violence in public spaces is unacceptable in a civilized and democratic society, particularly considering the inaction of the police officers present.

At the annual conference of the Victimology Society of Serbia, annual awards and recognitions were presented today. The "Third Way" award was given to the organization Haver Serbia, while the award for "Young Researchers" was awarded to students Mirna Yousfi and Svetlana Jovanović.

During the suppression of citizens who were peacefully protesting in front of the Government Building of the Province of Vojvodina, a member of the intervention unit roughly and without any warning pushed away journalist Žarko Bogosavljević from the Razglas news portal, who was visibly marked with a press vest while live streaming the event.

The Higher Court in Šabac has issued a decision that modifies the ruling of the Basic Court in Šabac, thereby acquitting the previously accused Milan Filipović from Šabac. As a reminder, Filipović was sentenced to two years in prison and a one-year prohibition from approaching the victims, as he was found guilty of posting "wanted" notices in Šabac featuring attorney Aleksandar Mijailović, the then editor-in-chief of "Podrinjske" Isidora Kovačević, as well as the then minor Veljko Anđelić.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) strongly condemns the attack on journalist Magločistača and correspondent for Beta and journalist of the portal Subotičke.rs that occurred on Tuesday, November 11, in the evening in front of the SNS offices in Subotica.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) strongly condemns the police's failure to respond to the attack on journalistic teams and the obstruction of media operations during yesterday's gathering of supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in front of the National Assembly of Serbia in Belgrade.