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Deadline: 20 June 2020 European Youth Press (EYP), a network of young media makers, is seeking a highly-motivated and experienced person for the position of Office Manager/Fundraiser. When applicable, the candidate may also have project management responsibilities. The person will be employed on a part-time basis (4h/day, 20h/week), starting in July 2020 and […]
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Deadline: 20 June 2020 European Youth Press (EYP), a network of young media makers, is seeking a highly-motivated and experienced person for the position of Office Manager/Fundraiser. When applicable, the candidate may also have project management responsibilities. The person will be employed on a part-time basis (4h/day, 20h/week), starting in July 2020 and […]
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Deadline: 20/05/2020 Crisis Innovation in media! “Rising stars” can help their media companies survive the coronavirus crisis revenue gaps and create opportunities. The crisis-stricken European media sector requires cooperation and innovation, now more than ever, with the whole sector challenged by the coronavirus crisis. To help out journalists and newsrooms coping with the current […]
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Deadline: 20/05/2020 Crisis Innovation in media! “Rising stars” can help their media companies survive the coronavirus crisis revenue gaps and create opportunities. The crisis-stricken European media sector requires cooperation and innovation, now more than ever, with the whole sector challenged by the coronavirus crisis. To help out journalists and newsrooms coping with the current […]
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The Turkish government continues to ignore international voices calling for justice and respect of human rights, and has excluded human rights defenders, journalists and politicians from the benefits of the recent law that allows 90,000 prisoners to go home. Together with other 23 international groups, OBCT urges the authorities to move now to prevent a humanitarian disaster.Here the full text of the call we signed
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Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso - ECPMF News
OBCT joined other over 80 MEPs and civil society groups in signing a letter sent to the presidents of the European Commission and Council: we call on European institutions to condemn every measure abusing the emergency situation to dismantle democracy and silence civil society. Here the text of the letter
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Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso - ECPMF News
According to Željko Bodrožić, president of the Association of Independent Journalists of Serbia (NUNS), the state of emergency has only worsened the situation of non-aligned media, often subject to the discredit of the media controlled by power
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Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso - ECPMF News
In Sirobuja, on the outskirts of Split, a clandestine mass was held on the day of Catholic Easter, in spite of all the prohibitions imposed by the coronavirus epidemic. The journalists documenting the fact were beaten up and verbally abused
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Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso - ECPMF News
Together with other human rights groups and organizations, OBCT calls on the Turkish government to include journalists and human rights defenders in the release of thousands of prisoners from overcrowded prisons: the novelist Ahmet Altan and the businessman Osman Kavala are among those who would not be released as they are detained for terrorism related crimes
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Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso - ECPMF News
Fines and prison for spreading "false news" about coronavirus, police access to sensitive phone and web traffic data: some norms of the COVID-19 "emergency package" by the Bulgarian government have stirred a debate on freedom and rights in the pandemic
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Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso - ECPMF News
