Massimo Moratti (photo Amnesty International)
 
Violence against migrants in Croatia: Amnesty International denounces the silence of the EU
ita
Toni Gabrić | 11 June 2021

What is the attitude of Croatia and the European Union towards migrants and refugees trapped at the external borders of the EU? Massimo Moratti, deputy director of Amnesty International’s office for Europe, explains in detail

Multimedia

Croatia and Bosnia: the Smaragdni Eco Film Festival

It takes place entirely by bike. Its organizers cycle for over 700 kilometers, in Bosnia and Croatia, along the banks of the Una river. The Smaragdni Eco Film Festival brings documentaries and animated films to libraries, cultural centres and screening rooms to raise awareness of environmental issues. A video report

Infographic: Croatia and the European Elections

More articles and infographics in our dossier European Elections 2019

 

Mediafreedom ECPMF

 Croatia: Smear campaign against journalist Anja Kožul
11/12/2020 - Transnational solidarity for Anja Kozul, the Serbian journalist living in Croatia, victim of a smear campaign
Croatia and the access to public information
1/2/2017 - An interview to Barbara Matejcic, freelance journalist in Croatia
Media freedom and the protection of journalists in the Western Balkans
16/12/2016 - Recently established, the regional platform for media freedom in the Western Balkans warns about the increased use o...
EBU concerned about threat to HRT and public service media in Croatia
29/9/2016 - The EBU is deeply concerned about the threat to HRT in Croatia by plans to make a reduction of the licence fee part...