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The Radio-Television of Vojvodina informed the news agency FoNet yesterday about the termination of cooperation starting in August. As NUNS learned, RTV had previously ended its collaboration with Beta, meaning that the public service of Vojvodina will use only the services of Tanjug.

The Minister of Information, Boris Bratina, stated that certain media outlets are "waging war against the state," which interlocutors of Danas characterized as a dangerous attempt to intimidate independent journalists and prepare the ground for an even harsher crackdown on critical voices.

After the Court of Appeal in Belgrade upheld the first-instance ruling of the Higher Court, which orders the IN media editorial office from Inđija to pay a total of 161,000 dinars in damages and court costs due to an article stating that the municipality of Inđija gifted honey for potency to children, a fundraising campaign has been initiated to cover this penalty.

All I can say is - HELP! I have no idea how I will pay for this. We will seek assistance from friends and rely on the audience and the public. We are an independent media outlet reporting in the interest of the citizens, so we hope that those who read us will recognize this and support us now when it is the hardest, says Verica Marinčić, editor of IN Media.

The EU demands full respect for media freedoms from Serbia, said the spokesperson for the President of the European Commission, Paola Pinjo, at an official briefing of the institution. She responded to a question from N1 regarding the letter we sent to EU institutions about the escalation of threats against journalists from our organization.

The Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) submitted comments to the Committee for Culture and Information regarding the Draft Report for the seven authorized proposers of members of the REM Council, stating that six of the proposed candidates do not meet the requirements for selection as members of the REM Council.

Inclusion of Veran Matić in the N1 Direktno program.

A letter to television N1, which threateningly recalls the massacre at the Charlie Hebdo editorial office, where 12 media workers were killed, represents an escalation of the brutal targeting campaign that the government has been conducting against critical media for years, especially in recent months.

Police officers did not act towards me in the line of duty; they kidnapped me because of my work, which revealed who wears the uniform that should represent honor, but for some, it seems to be an invitation to violence, says 22-year-old photographer Aleksa Stanković, who filmed police officers insulting girls, only to later be subjected to their abuse. Aleksa became known for a video that refuted the state's president's false claims that students had punched a police officer in the eye outside RTS.