Stefan Cvetković (photo Medija Centar Beograd)
 
Serbia: the case of journalist Stefan Cvetković and the absence of institutions
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Belgrade | Antonela Riha | 22 June 2018

A journalist disappeared, and then was back after days of searches. Public opinion and fellow information professionals held their breath, while the weakness of institutions was exposed

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