ANEM Condemns Intimidation of Journalists and Sources in Serbia
ANEM has condemned the unacceptable intimidation of journalists and their sources during an investigation in Serbia, specifically in the 'sound cannon' case. Critics, including Marinika Tepić, allege that the police actions are not an investigation but rather personal revenge by the Serbian president.
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ANEM: Nedopustivo zastrašivanje novinara i njihovih sagovornika tokom istrage u slučaju zvučni top
Asocijacija nezavisnih elektronskih medija (ANEM) izražava ozbiljnu zabrinutost zbog pretresanja stana vojnog analitičara Aleksandra Radića, uručivanja poziva za saslušanje uredniku agencije Beta Vojkanu Kostiću i targetiranja novinara nedeljnika Radar Milana Radonjića, povodom, kako su saopštili, istrage o navodima o upotrebi zvučnog topa 15. marta lane na protestu u Beogradu.
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Potpredsednica Stranke slobode i pravde (SSP) Marinika Tepić osudila je pretresanje stana vojnog analitičara Aleksandra Radića zbog, kako je navela, i
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