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SERBIA: ‘Soft' Censorship Threatens Serbian Press Freedom

30 October 2015

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"The Serbian government’s use of "soft" censorship remains a threat to press freedom, a report issued on Thursday by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers, WAN-IFRA, and the Center for International Media Assistance, CIMA, in Washington says."

See the article: ‘Soft' Censorship Threatens Serbian Press Freedom (Balkan Insight, link)

And see the full report: Media reform stalled in the slow lane: Soft Censorship in Serbia (pdf)

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