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Freezing the assets of the Georgian television channel Rustavi 2 following an ownership dispute threatens media pluralism in the country, warns OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media

Independent Azeri journalist Rasim Aliyev dies in Baku, after being beaten following his criticism against a local football player

OSCE Representative for Freedom of the Media condemns the attack on journalist Cornelia Krebs, who was reporting on border migration issues in Macedonia

The Human Rights Watch report documents the hostile environment in which journalists work in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia

Milliyet Daily Newspaper dismissed journalist Kadri Gürsel who was allegedly accusing President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Suruç Explosion.

It is necessary to help journalists resist to the low-intensity war they fight everyday. A report from the Ossigeno conference held in Rome on the 2nd of July.

For expressing criticism against the Azerbaijan government and collaborating with Armenian newspapers and NGOs, our correspondent Arzu Geybullayeva has been repeatedly threatened and labeled as “traitor”

On July 9^th, the owners of B92, Belgrade's historic radio and bastion of resistance to Milošević's power in the nineties, introduced drastic changes, ultimately turning off a myth of the Serbian media

Together, they will create an educational online platform to support young media makers and a comic book about press freedom in their countries

Speaking at the end of her two-day visit to Montenegro, OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović welcomed the new draft Code of Ethics for Montenegrin journalists