The Covid-19 health crisis placed freedom of the press between brackets. A number of measures taken by state institutions have affected fundamental rights such as freedom of expression and information and have called into question the observance of journalistic principles. The report “Fundamental rights under siege. Exceptional circumstances create dangerous antecedents for the Romanian press” …
Dumitrița Holdiș, Project Manager CIJ As the pandemic triggered by the SARS-Cov-2 spread around Europe, …
Mihaela Pop, Project Manager, CIJ Romania adopted a law for the protection of the whistleblowers …
The signatories to this letter call on all public authorities and institutions to protect those who …
Dumitrița Holdiș, Project Manager, CIJ In an unprecedented act of solidarity in the last years …
Dumitrița Holdiș, Project Manager, CJI The first case of COVID-19 was registered in Romania on 26 February, 2020. Three weeks later, the country was passing emergency decrees limiting freedom of expression and access to information, temporarily withdrawing from the Convention of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and moving to monopolize all official communication regarding the spread …
In an open letter 75 signing organisations urge the EU Council to adopt the Parliament’s …
Filmmakers from all over the world can participate in this festival. The One World International Human …
Professional and amateur photographers who cover human rights issues or anti-corruption efforts can apply for this prize. The Allard …
Journalists committed to defending democracy and human rights can enter a competition. The Lorenzo Natali Journalism …
Journalists, civil society advocates and media lawyers from Central and Southeastern Europe can apply for …
Journalists who reside outside the United States interested in crisis reporting can apply for a US$5,000 …
