Branko Čečen, director of CINS (photo © Vladimir Miloradović)
 
Branko Čečen: let us do our job
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Belgrade | Branko Čečen | 3 April 2020

A comment by the director of Serbia's Center for Investigative Journalism after the Serbian government recently introduced a measure that restricts freedom of information during a state of emergency. A ruling that the Serbian Prime Minister declared will be withdrawn

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