Announcements

The Kosovo Police (a term in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 1244) intervened harshly against journalists from Serbian-language editorial offices and media, physically pushing them away from the area designated and secured for reporting.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) strongly condemns the detention of photojournalist Gavrilo Andrić, photographer Marija Stojnić, and a student from the Faculty of Architecture.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) considers the decision to prevent journalist Davor Lukač from the weekly publication Vreme from reporting on the military exercise in Pasuljanske Livade unacceptable, despite the fact that he properly accredited himself to cover the event.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) calls on all journalists, photojournalists, cameramen, and other media workers to report via the Safe Line 0800 100 115 in case of any disruptions to their work or threats to their safety during coverage of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally on Saturday, June 27, in Belgrade, or the student protest in Kraljevo on Sunday, June 28.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) condemns today's intimidation and obstruction of journalists from the Center for Investigative Journalism (CINS) while they were distributing flyers promoting their new investigative story in front of the EXPO headquarters on King Milan Street in Belgrade.

Freelance photojournalist Marko Dragoslavić was physically attacked today while reporting, as he claims, from an illegal construction site on Milan Rakić Street in Belgrade. He reported the incident to the police, and the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) is urging the authorities to urgently identify and prosecute the attacker.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) expresses serious concern regarding the search of the apartment of military analyst and Weekly Nedeljnik collaborator Aleksandar Radić, the delivery of a summons for questioning to Beta agency editor Vojkan Kostić, and the targeting of Weekly Radar journalist Milan Radonjić in relation to the investigation into allegations concerning the use of a sound cannon on March 15 of last year during the protest in Belgrade.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) is seriously concerned about the vandalistic act in which the car of David Gruhonjić, the son of Dinko Gruhonjić, a journalist and university professor, was damaged. They assess that this is a consequence of a long-standing toxic campaign, lynching, and targeting in public by the highest state officials and pro-government media.