Press Council

Mediji

29.May 2026. IN THE

Press Council: Four portals violated the Code of Journalists with texts about ANEM and Veran Matić

Texts in which Veran Matić is labeled as the "architect of the colored revolution" and accuse ANEM members of "working against Serbia" represent a serious violation of journalistic ethics, the Press Council's Complaints Commission assessed. The members of the Commission also warned of the danger that such reporting can produce

Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia

19.February 2026. NM

A new point in the Code of Journalists due to unsigned pamphlets

The Code of Journalists of Serbia received a new point due to the appearance of identical or almost identical texts that appear in a short period of time on several portals, and which are aimed at individuals who criticize the government and have no interlocutors, sources and are not signed

Statute of the Press Council

31.October 2025. IN THE

Decision of the Press Council against Vremen

The Complaints Commission of the Press Council determined that the portal "Vreme.rs" violated points 1 and 4 of Chapter I of the Code of Journalists of Serbia

Mediji

10.April 2025 KS

Press Council: Attack on Minister Ristic, abuse of office and disinformation to the public

The Minister of Information and Telecommunications in the technical mandate, Dejan Ristic, misinformed the public for the umpteenth time by making inaccurate and unfounded claims about the work and competences of the Press Council, that body announced after statements and qualifications against the members of the Council's Complaints Commission.

Mediji

04.February 2025. B. B.

The publication "Codes of journalists in Serbia from 1965 to 2025" was published.

In the past six decades, these "rules" for journalists have been changed and supplemented several times, both locally and internationally.

Suppression of media freedom

20.September 2023. Aleksandra Krstić

The press council in the ring with the state

Although it was expected that Serbia would finally get quality media laws that would be applied in practice, the events of the past few months and the current public debate have exposed a huge gap between the state on the one hand and the media community on the other and revealed many internal conflicts and the state's intentions to it completely collapses the achievements of previous media reforms and institutions created on the foundations of media democratization in Serbia