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Attacks on journalists in Serbia are no longer news.
The number of verbal and physical attacks on journalists in Serbia is three times higher in the first five months of this year compared to last year.
Some are withdrawing from the elections for the REM Council, while others are joining the Association of (pro-regime) Journalists of Serbia.
In the last two days, with regard to the media, two news items have marked the landscape, closely connected by the consequences they may produce on the media environment in Serbia. One is the withdrawal of candidacies from 16 candidates by 78 authorized proposers from the further procedure of elections for the REM Council, and the other is the initiative to establish the Association of Journalists of Serbia.
The prosecution has opened a case regarding the threats against Brankica Stanković.
The prosecutor of the Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, Ljiljana Dobrić Kovčić, stated this evening that the prosecutor's office has opened a case regarding the threats made by Partizan fans against the editor-in-chief and responsible editor of Insajder, Brankica Stanković.
Gorica Popović on withdrawing her candidacy for the REM Council: Students have been haunting RTS for days in vain.
"I have withdrawn my candidacy for a member of the REM Council due to numerous irregularities in the election process, due to violations of laws and legal regulations," says actress Gorica Popović for Danas.
Pro-government journalists are forming a new association: Vučićević, Marić, Minja Miletić, Jovana Jeremić, Marija Stamenić, Gordana Uzelac, Olivera Zekić...
A group of 135 pro-government journalists has signed an advertisement in tomorrow's Informer, calling for the establishment of a new association – the "Association of Journalists of Serbia" (ANS).
Agreed upon 10 candidates for members of the REM Council in five categories.
Members of the Assembly Committee for Culture and Information, along with authorized proposers who did not withdraw from the process, agreed on Friday, June 13, on ten candidates for members of the REM Council in five categories.
Judita Popović: The process of selecting the REM Council is senseless; an EU response is necessary.
Former member of the Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM), Judita Popović, stated today that the process of selecting a new REM Council is nonsensical and that the decision of candidates to withdraw their candidacy is rational.
Antonela Riha: Flagrant Violation of the Law During the Elections for the REM Council
A total of 78 proposers and 16 candidates have so far withdrawn from the process of electing members of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM), leaving a significant opportunity to reevaluate the political, social, and media environment in which this formally independent body is supposed to be elected.
The initiative of the Media Association "Let's Make Every Media Visible"
The initiative of the Media Association, titled "Make Every Media Visible," aims to increase the transparency and accessibility of all media to advertisers, selection committees, and both domestic and international donors.
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Training for local media on writing media projects held in Belgrade.
