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Four-month jail term for libel seen as test for EU membership will

Published on 20 April 2012Read

Journalist assaulted

Attack on her way home puts investigative reporter in hospital

Published on 9 March 2012Read

Another arson attack on car owned by leading daily

Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns the latest arson attack on a car displaying the colours of the Podgorica-based daily Vijesti on the (...)

Published on 25 July 2011 Read

Journalists assaulted by capital’s mayor, son and bodyguard

Reporters Without Borders condemns a physical attack on Mihailo Jovovic, the editor of the daily Vijesti, and photographer Boris Pejovic on 5 (...)

Published on 7 August 2009 Read

New legislation threaten independence of media

Reporters Without Borders has protested against the adoption by the Montenegro parliament on 28 July of legislation limiting the editorial (...)

Published on 6 August 2002 Read

Newspaper condemned for saying President was cigarette smuggler

The Montenegrin daily newspaper Dan was ordered on 13 June to pay Montegrin President Milo Djukanovic 15,500 euros damages for causing him "moral (...)

Published on 17 June 2002 Read

Azerbaijan - 22 May 2012

Two Azerbaijani writers missing in Iran

Azerbaijan - 21 May 2012

International freedom of expression coalition launches website ahead of Eurovision

Sweden - 18 May 2012

Three journalists convicted for researching availability of illegal firearms

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He is the editor of Erk, the last opposition newspaper in Uzbekistan until it was banned by the authorities in 1993, and he was jailed on 18 August 1999 in the wave of repression after the failed assassination attempt on President Islam Karimov in Tashkent on 16 February 1999.

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