The pressure on freedom of speech and media has a long history in Turkey.

On the occasion of the 20th founding anniversary of the Independent Union of Professional Journalists, today BH Journalists’ Association (BHN), we interviewed Borka Rudić, the Association’s general secretary.

Media Observatory reveals how the European Commission enabled changes to the Serbian media laws, and the Serbian government unquestioningly conformed to it, paving the way for potential undermining of media pluralism in the country.

The United States prides itself on the powerful First Amendment protection of freedom of expression and on a long tradition of a vigorous and free press. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of threats to the free flow of information in this powerful nation these days.

New series of flash reports on advertising and media integrity in SEE region.

Journalist and Director of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Sydney explains the concept and impact of peace journalism.

The media landscape across the OSCE region is changing faster than ever before.

Bulgarian investigative journalist tells a story of using publicly available data in her research.