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February 5, 2018

EU needs commitment to rights in West Balkans

On February 6, the European Commission will present its new strategy for the enlargement of the EU. People in the Western Balkans may greet the news with scepticism.

International Criminal Court

February 5, 2018 Commentary

EU needs commitment to rights in West Balkans

Todor Gardos
Researcher, Europe and Central Asia Division

Published In: euobserver
Free Speech

November 30, 2016 News Release

Western Balkans: Unchecked Attacks on Media
Europe/Central Asia

November 3, 2016 Dispatches

Mockery of Press Freedom in Montenegro

Fred Abrahams
Associate Director for Program

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July 15, 2015 Video

Media Freedom Under Attack in the Western Balkans

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July 15, 2015

A Difficult Profession

Media Freedom Under Attack in the Western Balkans

News

September 19, 2016 Letter

Joint Letter to Prime Minister of Montenegro on prolonged pre-trial detention of journalist Jovo Martinović
September 19, 2016 News Release

Montenegro: Release Journalist Pending Trial
July 15, 2015 News Release

Western Balkans: Media Freedom Under Threat
July 15, 2015 Commentary

EU should stick up for journalists in Western Balkans

Lydia Gall
Senior Researcher, Eastern Europe and Western Balkans

Published In: EUobserver
April 12, 2002 News Release

Yugoslavia: Cooperation Law Inadequate

World Report 2006

Serbia and Montenegro

Daily Brief

December 11, 2019

Plus: Cambodia’s draft law on access to information falls short; the United States announces sanctions on Myanmar; Aung San Suu Kyi continues to attempt to defend Myanmar in the International Court of Justice; the Trump administration once again blocks an examination of North Korea’s human rights abuses; this year, 250 journalists have been imprisoned worldwide; a human rights activist went missing in Laos; and buildings lit up blue yesterday for Human Rights Day.