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The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) has published a report titled "Ending the Silence on Online Harassment of Journalists," which shows that online threats, smear campaigns, and digital violence against journalists have become one of the most serious challenges to media freedoms in Europe, particularly in the Western Balkan countries.

At the public session of the Board of Directors of Radio-Television of Serbia, the envelopes containing the applications for the appointment of the General Director of RTS were opened. Seven applications were received, and it was concluded that three candidates have complete applications.

The Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) is requesting that the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications (MIT) reconsider its decision on the selection of journalistic associations and media organizations that will participate in working groups for the development of media laws and the Strategy for the Development of the Public Information System from 2026 to 2030.

"In 11 years of project co-financing for the media, a total of 17,380,729,907 dinars has been allocated, which is just over 148 million euros. Despite this, it has been shown that the allocations for the media have been reduced to a third of the amount that local governments and the state designated for this purpose before privatization," it was stated at today's presentation of the "Gray Book on Co-Financing Media Content Production Projects from 2015 to 2025" at the Press Center of the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS).

Every other female journalist has experienced sexual harassment: presented results of the research on violence against women in Croatian media

The President of the Board of the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) and member of the Permanent Working Group for the Safety of Journalists, Veran Matić, appeared on the program "Wake Up" on Nova S television, where he discussed with journalist Nevena Madžarević the attacks on journalists, local media, project co-financing of media content, and the overall media situation.

The Insajder team was not allowed to film the interior of the tent settlement after they completed their reporting from the Assembly, where lawmakers discussed the budget proposal for 2026. As reported by Insajder television reporter Stefan Goranović, the ban on reporting was verbally imposed by a person who identified themselves as security for the tent settlement, under the pretext that "we need to be accredited to follow the public gathering."

In the program "Important Matters", there was no misuse of minors for political purposes, and the nature of that program content and its participation was adapted to the age, maturity, and reason for participation, in accordance with the Law on Electronic Media, concluded the opinion of the Monitoring and Program Analysis Service of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) following a report from the President of the RTS Management Board.