The debate "Should a journalist have a political stance?", organized by the Press Council, was held yesterday at the UNS Press Center, with the participation of journalists and editors. The discussion focused on how journalists' public expression of political stances affects the public's trust in their work and the media they work for, as well […] детаљније >
The debate "Should a journalist have a political stance?", organized by the Press Council, was held yesterday at the UNS Press Center, with the participation of journalists and editors. The discussion focused on how journalists' public expression of political stances affects the public's trust in their work and the media they work for, as well […] детаљније >
Associate Professor at the Department of Communication and Journalism at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Niš, Dr. Dusan Aleksic, is the new representative of the public in the Complaints Commission of the Press Council, the Managing Board of the Council has decided.The competition for the election of a member of the Commission […] детаљније >
As of today, the twelfth annual monitoring of compliance with the Code of Journalists of Serbia begins. It will include nine daily newspapers: Alo, Blic, Danas, Večernje novosti, Informer, Kurir, Politika, Nova and Srpski telegraf.In the second half of 2025, the Code was violated 7,346 times in 4,506 texts. Almost all newspapers recorded an increase […] детаљније >
How to recognize disinformation? Who to trust on the Internet? What distinguishes professional media from content spread on social networks? Students of the Požarevac Gymnasium will be able to find answers to these questions through the interactive exhibition "Media literacy against fake news", which was opened by the Press Council on 8 June2026.The exhibition is […] детаљније >
NGO Friends of Children of Serbia has published the document "Guidelines for Reporting on Children in Vulnerable Situations – Operational Tool for Newsrooms", intended for editors, journalists and other media professionals to support them in making ethical and professional decisions when reporting on children. The Press Council, the Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) and […] детаљније >
The new Handbook of the Press Council and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) is an analysis of the implementation of the new Journalists Code of Ethics of Serbia through the practice of the Complaints Commission. The publication includes concrete examples of media reporting, including cases of damage to the reputation of […] детаљније >
The Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection, the Press Council, the Journalists’ Association of Serbia (UNS), and the Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (NUNS), having in mind the media coverage of the tragic incident that occurred in front of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade—where the body of a woman was […] детаљније >