Monday, 11.02.2013.
11:05
The South East Europe Media Organization (SEEMO) is alarmed at the number of press freedom violations in South East Europe in recent months.
Izvor: SEEMO
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pre 11 godina
Media and journalists in SE Europe have a lot to learn. It's not like in the 'good old time' when politicians could tell what should be published or not, and journalists have to follow some minimal standards instead of spreading hate and propaganda articles.
Furthermore, it's up to the people: As long as politicians like Dodik who obviously thinks it is his right to insult journalists are elected, their behavior won't change.
pre 11 godina
Media and journalists in SE Europe have a lot to learn. It's not like in the 'good old time' when politicians could tell what should be published or not, and journalists have to follow some minimal standards instead of spreading hate and propaganda articles.
Furthermore, it's up to the people: As long as politicians like Dodik who obviously thinks it is his right to insult journalists are elected, their behavior won't change.
pre 11 godina
Media and journalists in SE Europe have a lot to learn. It's not like in the 'good old time' when politicians could tell what should be published or not, and journalists have to follow some minimal standards instead of spreading hate and propaganda articles.
Furthermore, it's up to the people: As long as politicians like Dodik who obviously thinks it is his right to insult journalists are elected, their behavior won't change.
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