Women journalists and online harassment: the resistance in Bosnia
A daily occurrence in Balkan newsrooms and a risk factor for press freedom according to international bodies, online harassment against women in the media is on the rise everywhere
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MINORITY Croatia, a controversial law on citizenship
Zagreb | Giovanni Vale | 21/8/2019
Pollution: if emergency becomes routine in Bosnia
Are you in your thirties? Too old to find a job in Armenia
The EU must change and think of itself as 33 countries, without leaving the Western Balkans behind
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Multimedia
Infographic: Slovenia and the European ElectionsMore articles and infographics in our dossier European Elections 2019
You have a choice! How to prevent radicalization in the North CaucasusThe cartoon “You have a choice! How to prevent radicalization in the North Caucasus” uses simple examples to explain how young people fall under the influence of violent extremists and wh...
Northern Albania, the soul of milkThe Syla family lives in the mountain village of Blerim, in northern Albania. Their everyday life, cadenced by ancient rhythms, revolves around the breeding of goats, ancient art and the...
The Media Freedom Resource Centre is an online platform enabling quick and easy access for journalists, media experts, policy makers and the broad public to an ever-growing collection of resources on media freedom in Europe. Developed by OBC and the European Centre for Press and Media Fredoom
Arts and culture
- Marina Abramović, or "l'art c’est moi" 14/06/2019
- “Honeyland”: take half, leave half 04/04/2019
- Cowboy Makedonski 07/12/2018
- Tito and Vallarsa: The history of a legend 10/10/2018
Human rights
Srebrenica genocide did not happen by accident and began well before its full horror became visible. It took shape with public discourse that dehumanised the Other
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The attempted coup of July 2016 represented an unprecedented turning point for Turkey's media albeit an already problematic background. The special dossier "Media Freedom In Turkey" explores the dire situation created after the coup, presenting both the difficulties as well as the efforts to pursue quality journalism and solidarity actions
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In Italy today lobbying is regulated in an inconsistent manner and rules are not applied. Greater transparency is necessary for investors too, but this situation is convenient for politics. Interview with Pier Luigi Petrillo
