"For months, we have been forced to adapt to the fact that our colleagues used all legal grounds to be absent from work, which is their absolute right. We will judge whether we will need someone to replace them," the N1 newsroom announced.
Editorial office N1 she said she regretted it the decision of 10 journalists to leave that television and expressed concern about the timing of the departures.
Adam Santovac, Žaklina Tatalović, Žana Bulajić, Dimitrije Đurić, Ana Novaković, Danica Vučenić, Mia Bjelogrlić, Sanja Kosović and Ksenija Pavkov are leaving N1, while Nataša Miljković also left a little earlier.
In a press release, the editorial office stated that during 12 years of working together, the editorial team realized numerous investigative stories, won awards and reported on important events across the country. Among the particularly significant experiences, she singled out hiking across Of Serbia and 24 hours of continuous live programming.
They also recalled reporting during fires, floods and pandemics, as well as situations in which journalists were exposed to tear gas, threats, attacks and pressure. The editors wished their colleagues good luck and thanked them for their joint work.
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At the same time, the statement stated that the departures cause special concern because of the moment in which they occur.
"For months, we have been forced to adapt to the fact that our colleagues used all legal grounds to be absent from work, which is their absolute right. We will judge whether we will need someone to replace them," the N1 newsroom announced.
The editors added that they will assess whether it is necessary to hire replacements for the departing journalists.
Despite the changes, N1 says that they will continue their work, while preserving the professional and moral principles on which, they say, their work rests.
"We promise the public our commitment to the truth, and we say to our colleagues: dear people, thank you, and we'll see you soon on the field," the editorial office said.
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