16.04.2019, LondonThe High Court in London has ruled that police wrongly classed a political reporter as a security risk because he was present when activists released cockroaches and locusts into a restaurant. more information

10.04.2019, LeipzigThe conference on 23. April 2019, aims to give journalists, media professionals and human rights activists an opportunity to discuss growing threats against the free press in Serbia. The speakers include ECPMF board member Ljiljana Smajlovic and the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.more information

12.04.2019, LeipzigWe offer our support and solidarity to our colleagues Önderoğlu, Korur Fincancı and Nesin, who have been subjected to a trial lasting almost three years, and we call on the Turkish government to cease such oppression of journalists, academics and writers.more information

04.04.2019, LeipzigIt is Easter Sunday, 1999. The NATO bombs started falling on Serbia a month ago. Slavko Ćuruvija and his partner return home from Easter lunch. In front of their home two masked men approach Ćuruvija and shoot him dead.more information

05.04.2019, LeipzigWe urge the Serbian authorities to defend the rights of journalists, editors and broadcasters to do their jobs without intimidation.We call on the protestors in Belgrade and other towns to respect the right of all journalists to do their jobs.more information

05.04.0219, BelgradeA court in the Serbian capital Belgrade has convicted three men of the 1999 assassination of the journalist, editor and publisher Slavko Curuvija. A fourth man, who is still at large, was also convicted in his absentia. Together they must serve jail terms totalling 100 years.more information