Veran Matić

Regime media

06.February 2026. KS

Orchestrated attacks on Veran Matić: "Hell is coming"

How and why is the government brutally targeting Veran Matić through films and newly established media. "It's a pattern. Hell is coming," the president of ANEM's Board of Directors told "Vreme".

Interview: Ivana Stevanović

19.November 2025. Stevan Ristic

Systemic reckoning of the regime with critical journalists

"It is necessary that the campaigns led by high-ranking state officials against journalists stop without delay. Their current behavior not only gives the 'green light' to institutions to turn a blind eye to endangering the safety of journalists, but also represents an open threat to those within that system who would try to protect them."

Interview: Veljko Milić

19.November 2025. Filip Mirilović

Bullies consider female journalists easier targets

"The situation of male and female journalists has significantly worsened... It is indicative that they are exposed mainly to attacks and excessive use of force by the police. Unfortunately, the police still do not understand that their role at public gatherings is not to prevent journalists from reporting, but on the contrary - to provide safe conditions so that journalists can work."

Safety of journalists at the local level

01.October 2025. Jovana Đurđić

The case of Sonja Kamenković

"I began to look around the street and avoid going out after dark. My son was six years old at the time and it was difficult to explain to him why the police were visiting us every day. He went out to play in front of the building, and I watched him and thought that if someone really wanted to harm me, they could do it by harming my child. I reduced both my and his going out and reduced our life to only what was absolutely necessary. The fear grew and with me and with the whole family. As time went on, it was more and more difficult - not only for me, but also for my loved ones."

Media image of Serbia

10.September 2025. Filip Mirilović

Permanent working group for the safety of journalists

The president of the High Council of the Prosecutor's Office and member of the SRG, Branko Stamenković, tells "Vreme" that there have been several achievements of the Permanent Working Group since its establishment until today. First of all, he explains, he would single out "building an understanding of the problems that journalists face in their work", which concern possible criminal protection. He adds that it was extremely important for them, as prosecutors, to look at and understand as many circumstances and facts as possible regarding the safety of journalists and to propose more concrete measures after that.

A journalist reports from the protest

Mediji

09.September 2025. Jelena Petkovic

The worst year for the safety of journalists in Serbia

With an absolute amnesty for crimes against citizens and journalists, Serbia experienced a complete collapse of the rule of law and the end of the legal system. A country where not a single murder of a journalist has been solved or punished, where killers still walk free, today records the worst year in terms of journalist safety

Interview: Ana Novaković

03.September 2025. Filip Mirilović

I work in the service of the public interest, not the government

"Imagine that the man, Stan Miller, who is a hundred meters away from me and who is the main actor of the story that disturbed the public and the employees of the United Media media, will not come out to talk to the journalist, whose employer he is indirectly, but sends a lawyer to warn her that she may be fired. I could only conclude one thing - that Miller is afraid and that it is true that, at the request of Vučić, he tried to weaken and divide the media within United Media"

Yellow press vest in hands painted in red, people in the background

ANEM alarm

15.August 2025. Veran Matić

A new level of violence against journalists

The beaters of the Serbian Progressive Party attack journalists on the ground, and the police again do not react. The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) strongly condemns this and calls on the competent authorities to urgently identify and sanction the attackers of media representatives in the center of Belgrade

Interview: prof. Aleksandra Krstić

24.July 2025 Jovana Đurđić

Threatened, attacked, underpaid

"Many female journalists stopped reporting attacks and threats because they realized that the institutions were not doing their job. This process does not only mean waiting for months, but also facing again those who insulted, attacked, threatened them... In a country where journalists are killed and the cases are never resolved, where even the most influential journalists are threatened, it is natural that my students in the audience ask: 'Will this happen and to me?'”

Punctured tires on the Vremena reporter's car

NUNS

09.June 2025 B. B.

NUNS: Alarming attack on property of "Vremena" journalist

Two tires and broken rear-view mirrors were punctured on the car of Tijana Stanić, journalist of the weekly "Vreme". The incident occurred after a journalist team documented suspicious activities in the yard of a local company marked as a site of irregularities in the election process.

Attacks on journalists

06.July 2024 IN THE

The minister claims that the number of cases of harassment of journalists has decreased in Serbia - is that true?

Stating that 74 journalist associations operate in Serbia and there are 2.000 registered media, Ristić said that it is important to identify difficulties so that they can be eliminated and to foster dialogue. However, despite the statistics and assurances of the relevant minister, insults, intimidation, threats and even physical attacks on journalists in Serbia continue and do not stop.

Mediji

01.August 2023. BG

Who organizes the hunt against journalists?

Journalist Slobodan Georgiev says that Aleksandar Vučić is the one who commissioned the videos against independent journalists. Vučić has no idea what this is all about and is looking for evidence