Macedonia: where investigative journalism leads directly to jail
It is essential that international organizations not only have press freedom as key issues, but also pursues effectively the abuses…
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South-east Europe Media Forum (SEEMF) 2014
The EFJ has been invited to contribute to the last South-east Europe Media Forum (SEEMF) 2014 held on 16-18 October…
5 November – Stand Up for Journalism Day
For the 7th time, the EFJ will be marking 5 November as a day to “Stand Up For Journalism”, and…
Azerbaijan: Stop Harassment against Investigative Journalist Khadija Ismayilova
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) together with the International Partnership Group on Azerbaijan (IPGA) has called on the Azerbaijani…
Commission Asked to Introduce Levies on Cloud Computing Devices
The EFJ has sent a joint letter to the European Commission along with twelves other authors’ organisations representing the creative…
German Government to Propose Law to Limit the Right to Strike
Every worker is entitled to the right to strike which is guaranteed by the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights and…
EFJ Focus, 9 October 2014
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Confronting Austerity in Journalism
(2014) ‘‘Journalists’ and their organisations must be the driving force for the future of journalism’’ – this is the notion…
Slovenian Journalist to Stand Criminal Trial: EFJ Calls for Charges to be Dropped
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) urges Slovenian prosecutors to immediately drop the criminal charges against Anuška Delić, an investigative…
Skopje Media Conference Publishes Conclusions
Journalists unions from across the former Soviet Union and South East Europe gathered to debate the status of journalism, union…
EFJ Calls for All Charges Against Journalist Tomislav Kezarovski to be Dropped
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) has called for authorities in Macedonia to drop all charges against the journalist Tomislav…
Finnish Union Reaches Agreement after Tough Negotiations
The Journalists’ Union of Finland has concluded a new collective agreement for around 4500 journalists and media workers in the…
EFJ in the news, October 2014
20.10.2014 Labour rights protection of journalists, published at Alanalitika (in Bosnian) 8.10.2014 South East Europe Media Forum, published at Bianet…
