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Five Years of ECPMF
On this day ECPMF marks its 5th anniversary. Help us make the next 5 years even bigger and better. By donating 5 EUR and nominating 5 friends to do the same To support press and media freedom across […]
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- “The evidence of crimes done by the Russian forces will become the textbook of Ukraine’s recent history” – Interview with a Ukrainian Journalist in Residence.
- Slovenia: Media freedom groups back legislative efforts to depoliticise public media
- Albania: Media pluralism and transparency concerns fuel deterioration in media freedom
- Italy: a call of support for Roberto Saviano, defendant in a defamation trial
- Bulgarian far-right party’s ‘foreign agent’ bill sparks media freedom concerns
- Political pressure on journalists risks undermining media freedom progress in Kosovo
- Purchase of services for an external content evaluation of Voices-of-Ukraine
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- Partners of the CoE Platform on Safety of Journalists to conduct international mission to Kosovo and Albania
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The European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF) has opened the call for applications from Ukraine for the Journalists-in-Residence Kosovo (JiR Kosovo) Programme.
Partners of the Media Freedom Rapid Response are pleased to announce the launch of PRESSProtect, a brand new platform that gathers and showcases all available support for journalists and media workers in Europe.
01 March 2022 Today, 01 March 2022, the Government of the Republic of Kosovo signed a decree to shelter 20 journalists from Ukraine, in coordination with the European Centre for [...]
We call on all European institutions to monitor the threats made against Georgian journalist, Giorgi Gabunia and work to support all journalists and media workers in Georgia
ECPMF offers a broad variety of support programmes for threatened and exiled journalists in Germany.
Five Years of ECPMF
On this day ECPMF marks its 5th anniversary. Help us make the next 5 years even bigger and better. By donating 5 EUR and nominating 5 friends to do the same To support press and media freedom across […]
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“The evidence of crimes done by the Russian forces will become the textbook of Ukraine’s recent history” – Interview with a Ukrainian Journalist in Residence.
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Slovenia: Media freedom groups back legislative efforts to depoliticise public media
Statement
Albania: Media pluralism and transparency concerns fuel deterioration in media freedom
Statement
Italy: a call of support for Roberto Saviano, defendant in a defamation trial
Statement
Bulgarian far-right party’s ‘foreign agent’ bill sparks media freedom concerns
Feature
Political pressure on journalists risks undermining media freedom progress in Kosovo
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