The International Day for Universal Access to Information, marked annually on 28 September, comes this year in the shadow of the failed amendments to the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Im...
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The phenomenon of ‘revenge porn’ – sharing intimate content without consent – has exposed a deep crisis in the rule of law in Serbia. Instead of protecting the rights and dignity of victims, in...
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The conclusion was somewhat paradoxical: Serbia, and neither the other countries of the Western Balkans, should by no means rush to comply with the European Union's regulations. It was a surprising me...
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A regional study focused on the Western Balkans and Turkye, presented in Tirana on June 25 highlighted several challenges that Albania is facing in the sector of digital rights and offered ...
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On 20 June 2025, a national workshop on Digital Platforms and Online Media Governance was held in Skopje, organized by Partners Serbia with support from UNESCO and in partnership with Metamorphosis Fo...
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The Balkan region is facing significant challenges in regulating digital space, particularly regarding the dissemination of information in online media. At a discussion held in Pristina, panelists fr...
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Podgorica, June 18, 2025 - In anticipation of the International Day for Countering Hate Speech, a workshop titled "Management of digital platforms and online media in Montenegro" was held at the premi...
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The absence of a law regulating online media in Bosnia and Herzegovina makes the country's public opinion vulnerable to misinformation and hateful narratives. Democratic processes are equally threaten...
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A conference dedicated to the fight against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) was held yesterday in Belgrade, organized by Partners for Democratic Change Serbia (Partners Serbia)...
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