While presenting itself as a victim of persecution, defender of freedom of speech and after October 25 "the only opposition television", Informer has behind it 1.456 registered violations of the Code of Journalists of Serbia in just six months
On the front page of the printed edition of the newspaper Informer since Tuesday, November 3, the central place is occupied by the news "Shiptars are rubbing their hands with satisfaction - The new government is letting KiM down the drain?!" Right above that is the heading "Freedom of speech "it must exist."
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Freedom of thought and expression is by the Constitution guaranteed category established by Article 46 which states: "Freedom of thought and expression is guaranteed, as well as the freedom to seek, receive and disseminate information and ideas through speech, writing, images or in any other way."
However, the Constitution provides in the same article that freedom of expression can be limited by law, if it is necessary to protect the rights and reputation of others, preserve the authority and impartiality of the court and protect public health, morals of a democratic society and national security of the Republic of Serbia.
The Constitution certainly does not mean lying every hour, promoting hate speech, causing panic, inciting confrontations, slander and insults under freedom of speech.
In 6 months, Infomer violated the Code in as many as 1.456 texts
In the previous years, Informer was a place where students and citizens were called tens of thousands of times "Utash", "terrorists" and "traitors". In the live program, the editor-in-chief Dragan J. Vučićević he even showed explicit, private photos of Nikolina Sinđelić, a student at the Faculty of Political Sciences.
According to the report Press Council In the period from July 1 to December 31, 2025, the newspaper "Informer" violated Code of Journalists of Serbia in as many as 1.456 texts. While in the period from September 10 to October 25, "Informer" violated the Code 209 times in 85 texts.
More than 1.000 lawsuits were filed against Informer TV for violations of the Law on Public Information and Media, insults, defamation and targeted targeting of public and private figures.
"The only opposition television"
A group of citizens broke into the premises of Informer television the day after Serbian Progressive Party convincingly lost in the extraordinary parliamentary elections on October 25. Since then, Informer calls itself "the only opposition television" in Serbia and broadcasts the feature "We are Informer - There is no surrender!" in its program.
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The attachment states that in times when many change sides "as soon as a different wind blows", the editorial office of Informer says that there are people "who refuse to bend their backs".
The informant claims that he is being "persecuted" by the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM), whose Council is supposed to decide on Wednesday, November 4, based on the initiative submitted by the Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation and 32 other media associations, which calls for the initiation of proceedings to revoke the broadcasting license due to years of violation of media laws and professional ethics, as well as due to the campaign against dissidents and propaganda work in favor of the recent government.
On Monday, November 2, employees of TV Informer submitted reports against the organizations to the Prosecutor's Office record i Birodi for alleged "false reporting and damage to business reputation."
With them in front of the Palace of Justice was the president of the Association of Journalists of Serbia (ANS) and the editor of Studio B television, Ivana Vučićević, who said that it was a "fight for the protection of freedom of speech and opinion".
Members of the former ruling party gave them public support Aleksandar Vučić, Milenko Jovanov, Nebojsa Bakarec, Marina Raguš, Goran Karadžić, Lidija Vukićević, as well as the vice president of the Serbian Radical Party, Vjerica Radeta.
The TV Informer program was banned twice in Montenegro
At the end of May, the Council of the Agency for Audiovisual Media Services in Montenegro (SAMU) made a decision for the second time to temporarily limit the reception and rebroadcast of the entire Informer television program due to hate speech and denial of the national identity of Montenegrins.
In February of this year, SAMU initiated proceedings against Informer, Prva and Pink televisions also because of programs in which elements of hate speech, denial of national identity and glorification of legally convicted war criminals were present.
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