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Legal monitoring of the serbian media scene-report no.
NINTH MONITORING REPORT ANEM presents the Ninth Report on legal monitoring of the Serbian media scene in!
The implementation of the project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene" is supported by the Foundation for an Open Society, Serbia.
ANEM Seventh Monitoring Publication presented! At the round table held on December 14, 2012, ANEM presented its latest Seventh publication"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene".
ANEM project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Sector and Follow- up Activities", represents its one step toward achievement of the mentioned goal.
At this public event, the second printed edition ofANEM identically- named Publication were presented to media and professional public along with the results of the previous three-month legal monitoring.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for October 2012VII The Serbian media scene is still waiting for the long-promised reforms in the media sector.
Such shortcomings in the text released by Kurir may not, LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for June 2012 however, be used as an excuse for the crackdown on that newspaper.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for June 2012VII CONCLUSION The first six months of 2012 have been irrecoverably lost for the media reforms in Serbia.
The round table is organized within the ANEM's project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian media scene", with the support from the Swiss Cooperation Office, within the Small Projects Fund.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for March 2012VII CONCLUSION The calling of the elections in Serbia has added extra pressure on the media.
At this public event,the second printed edition of ANEM identically- named Publication as well as the results of the previous three-month legal monitoring were presented to media and professional public.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for August 2012 VII CONCLUSION The Serbian media scene is still waiting for the long-promised reforms in the media sector.
You can download it here, in whole or in parts, by clicking on the selected section below.The implementation of the project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene" is supported by the Foundation for an Open Society, Serbia.
LEGAL MONITORING OF THE SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for December 2013 VII CONCLUSION In 2013, Serbia made a significant step forward in the EU accession process.
ROUND TABLE- Presentation of the Sixth ANEM Monitoring Publication On July 6, 2012, in Belgrade, ANEM organized the round table to present the printed edition of ANEM Sixth Publication"Legal Monitoring of the media scene in Serbia".
Slikaslika10th issue of the ANEM publication"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene" was presented at the round table held on 20 October 2014 in Belgrade.
The aim of the event was to initiate dialogue between the media sector and the judiciary about the said problems and possible ways of overcoming them, and with the aim to contribute to the establishment of constructive cooperation between the media and the judiciary.The Round Table was organized within ANEM project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene", financially supported by the Civil Rights Defenders and the Open Society Foundation, Serbia.
LEGAL MONITORING OF THE SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for August 2013 On the other hand, privatization of TV Smederevo has continued after the termination of the contract with the previous buyer.
To aim these activities in the right direction, ANEM was asked, in the name of all media organizations,to carry out legal monitoring, which provided guidance and reliable information on current developments in media regulation, with the analysis of the situation in the media.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for January- February 2012VII The expected calling of the elections on all levels additionally complicates the situation on the media scene in Serbia.
This statement is actually a concise outcome of what happened in themedia sector during 2009. Working on the legal monitoring of the media scene in Serbia for eight months in 2009, the expert team of the law office"Zivkovic&Samardzic", in cooperation with ANEM, continuously monitored all developments in the media sector.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for December 2012 I FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION In the period covered by this Report, there were several cases pointing to possible violations of freedom of expression.
FIRST ISSUE OF ANEM PUBLICATION"MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE"usaid_eng. jpgusaid_eng. jpgANEM is pleased to announce First issue of specialized Publication"Legal Monitoring of Serbian Media Scene", which is a part of greater project"Legal Monitoring of Serbian Media Sector and Follow- up activities".
The round table was organized within ANEM project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene", successfully implemented for six and a half years now. In 2015 the project is supported by the Swiss Cooperation Office Serbia within the Small Projects Fund.
Therefore, ANEM is organizing this round table with the aim to initiate dialogue between the media sector and the judiciary about the said problems and possible ways of overcoming them, and also to contribute to the establishment of constructive cooperation between the media and the judiciary.The Round Table is organized within ANEM project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene", financially supported by the Civil Rights Defenders and the Open Society Foundation, Serbia.
The round table is organized within ANEM project"Legal Monitoring of the Media Scene in Serbia", financially supported by Civil Rights Defenders and Fund for an Open Society, Serbia.
The Round Table is organized within ANEM project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene", financially supported by the Civil Rights Defenders and the Open Society Foundation, Serbia.
The round table was organized within ANEM project"Legal Monitoring of the Serbian Media Scene", successfully implemented for five years now. In 2014 the project is financially supported by Civil Rights Defenders and the Open Society Foundation, Serbia.
For its implementation, by all accounts, it will wait some more," is said in the publication entitled Legal Monitoring of the Media Scene in Serbia. It was pointed out that none of the three media laws- the Law on Public Information, the Law on Broadcasting and the Law on Public Service Broadcasters- entered the procedure for adoption even though the draft laws have been completed.