World Report 2009: Bosnia and Herzegovina
22 January 2009
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Recent articles in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Report reveals increasing threats to journalism and democracy in Turkey and the Western Balkans
New research by SEENPM and partners documents a rise in attacks on journalists, and a decline in public trust in the media due to political influence over editorial policies.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Serb-majority entity adopts “foreign agent” law
Press freedom groups condemn Republika Srpska’s adoption of the legislation, which they say will be used to target government critics.
Report: “Toxic Narratives: Silencing Expression in the Western Balkans”
PEN International, in collaboration with various Balkan PEN centres, publishes a report examining the many challenges faced by independent writers and journalists in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Serbia.