News

Press Advisory: The Republika Portal conducted a campaign against journalist Vuk Cvijić in 19 articles.
With a series of 19 articles published from May 29, 2024, to March 27, 2025, the portal Republika.rs violated multiple provisions of the Journalists' Code of Serbia in its reporting on Vuk Cvijić, a journalist for the weekly Radar, the Appeals Commission of the Press Council assessed at its latest meeting.

The worst year for journalist safety in Serbia.
With absolute amnesty for crimes against citizens and journalists, Serbia has experienced a complete collapse of the rule of law and the end of its legal system. A country where no journalist's murder has been solved or punished, where the killers continue to walk free, is now recording its worst year in terms of journalist safety.

Project co-financing of media: Call for registration in the Candidate Register for Commission Members
The Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, based on Article 32 of the Law on Public Information and Media and Article 20 of the Regulation on Co-financing Projects in the Field of Public Information, has invited journalistic and media associations, theorists, analysts, and practitioners in the media field to apply for enrollment in the Register of Candidates for Commission Members via the Unified Information System (UIS).

In August, state officials targeted the media 137 times: More than 20 times labeled as terrorists, fascists, and Nazis.
The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation announced that during August, 15 high-ranking state officials attacked journalists and media at least 137 times in public appearances and through social media.

"Mental stretching" is being broadcast from abroad due to threats: I have two children, I don't want anyone coming to my place.
The new season of "Mental Gymnastics" on TV Nova has started from exile, as the show's creators, Marko Stepanović and Srđan Jovanović, no longer feel safe performing their work in Belgrade.

The Time Series "Wider Perspective" on the Safety of Journalists (VIDEO)
In the new episode of the web series "Wider Picture," we discuss the topic of safety for journalists.

Experience of a journalist from Vreme: How the police harassed me while I was on an assignment.
It was brutal in Novi Sad on Friday evening: the police attacked, beat people, fired tear gas, and made arrests. Among those detained was almost the journalist from "Vreme," Katarina Stevanović, despite being a journalist.

President of IFJ to ANEM: The massacre of Palestinian journalists must be stopped.
"The massacre of Palestinian journalists must be stopped. The genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza must be halted. 221 journalists have given their lives to ensure the world is informed. The International Federation of Journalists and its members, the Palestinian Journalists' Syndicate (PJS), are working day and night to support their colleagues there," emphasized Dominik Pradalie, President of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), in a statement to ANEM.

NUNS: August is a record month for attacks on journalists – 46 incidents in one month, 14 attacks by the police.
In August, the Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) recorded a total of 46 incidents directed against journalists and media workers, marking a record number of attacks and threats in a single month since the beginning of the year.
Latest News

Atila Kovač elected as the new president of the Board of Directors of NDNV.

Amendments to the Criminal Code: A Threat to Journalists Who May Face Imprisonment for Seeking Information

EFJ/IFJ and media organizations in Serbia warn of a new coordinated defamation campaign.

Who are the record holders: Organizations that received the most financial resources in media competitions in 2025.
