Serbian Journalists' Association Declares Serbia a 'War Zone' for Media

The President of the Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS), Živojin Rakočević, stated that Serbia is a 'war zone' for journalists, citing 261 cases of endangerment recorded last year.

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Živojin Rakočević, UNS: Srbija ratna zona“ za novinare, 261 slučaj ugrožavanja

Predsednik Udruženja novinara Srbije (UNS) Živojin Rakočević danas je u Gračanici, na obležavanju Svetskog dana slobode medija, izjavio da 261 slučaj ugrožavanja novinara, koliko je UNS zabeležio u bazi prošle godine, govori da novinari u Srbiji rade u društvenom kontekstu koji se može opisati kao ratna zona.

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Serbian Journalists' Association Declares Serbia a 'War Zone' for Media

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Živojin Rakočević, UNS: Srbija ratna zona“ za novinare, 261 slučaj ugrožavanja

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