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Newspaper ordered to pay approx. US$136,000 for "moral damages"
The editor-in-chief of "Uralskaya Nedelya" says that the fine will bankrupt the paper and force it to close. -
BIANET honoured with press freedom prize
The Journalists Association of Turkey (TGC) has honoured IPS Communication Foundation (BIANET) with a Prize for Press Freedom for "its ... -
IPI alarmed at limitation on freedom of information imposed by mayor of Zajecar
Mayor Bosko Nicic decided to prevent all directors of companies and public institutions in the city from making statements to ... -
Television and radio station company's property seized in Crimea
The property of the Chornomorska company, the main mass media outlet of the Crimean opposition, has been seized, according to ... -
IPI addresses open letter to president over press freedom concerns
"After President Yanukovych came to power a number of topics became off limits," said an executive from the private TV ... -
Photographer harassed by unidentified individuals while on assignment
Danylo Pavlov was attacked by two unidentified individuals while he was taking photographs for a news story. -
Journalist's attackers arrested
In light of the arrests and the fact that Teofil Pancic's attackers belong to one of the country's extremist organisations, ... -
Seemingly positive media developments a step in right direction, says IPI
The alleged perpetrators of a brutal attack on journalist Teofil Pancic have been captured. -
Ignoring protests, President Medvedev expands FSB power
A measure signed into law will expand the powers of security agents and contribute to a climate of fear among ... -
Journalist killed in suspicious car accident
Shortly before her death, Bella Ksalova told her colleagues that she was under surveillance.
