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Medijska scena Srbije u avgustu 2025.
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Monitoring izveštaj ANEM-a za avgust 2025. godine o slobodi izražavanja,
starim i novim propisima i analizom SLAPP tužbi
English version below
Međunarodna organizacija Reporteri bez granica upozorila je javnost na
“tužan rekord” koji je dostiglo nasilje nad medijskim radnicima u
Srbiji. Nezavisno udruženje novinara Srbije zabeležilo je najveći broj
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Fizičke napade medijski radnici naročito su trpeli tokom građanskih
protesta sa kojih su izveštavali, kad se držanje policije pokazalo kao
vrlo zabrinjavajuće. Prema evidenciji koju je načinio NUNS, od ukupno
dvadeset pet fizičkih napada, četrnaest su izvršili policijski
službenici.
Fizičke napade pretrpeli su: Darko Simić (novinar Jutjub kanala
Politički globus Srbije), novinari koji su izveštavali sa protesta u
Vrbasu i Bačkoj Palanci (snimatelj medija N1 Andrej Stamenković, glavni
urednik portala Mašina Marko Miletić i Jovana Danilov, novinarka medija
Bap Vesti), novinari koji su izveštavali sa protesta organizovanih pod
sloganom ,,Srbijo, probudi se!” (glavni urednik portala 192 Nikola
Bilić, urednik medija Razglas Žarko Bogosavljević, novinarke portala
Zoomer Marina Nenadović i Teodora Šulj, fotoreporteri Vojin Ivkov i
Gavrilo Andrić, novinarka portala Mašina Ana Milosavljević, student
Prirodno-matematičkog fakulteta koji kao foto-reporter izveštava za više
studentskih medija, student koji izveštava za studentski info-portal
Puls generacije i glavni urednik medija Mašina Marko Miletić),
fotoreporter Marko Dragoslavić, novinar medija Radar Vuk Cvijić,
novinari koji su izveštavali sa građanskog protesta održanog u centru
Beograda 14. avgusta (novinari iz redakcija Zoomer, Mašina, N1, Nova S,
Puls generacije, Blokadar i Danas), novinarka Marija Čolaković,
odgovorni urednik portala N2 Nenad Nešović, novinari koji su izveštavali
sa pokušaja blokade zgrade suda u Novom Sadu (novinarka redakcije N1 Lea
Apro i glavni urednik portala Razglas Žarko Bogosavljević).
Pretilo se novinarki Jeleni Mirković i snimatelju TV N1 Denijalu Dabiću,
novinarki medija Takt info Nusreti Brunčević, redakciji A1 TV iz Novog
Pazara, koautoru podkasta „Dobar, loš, zao” Nenadu Kulačinu, novinarima
portala Autonomija, dopisnici TV Nova Sanji Ignjatović Eker, novinarima
medija Magločistač, IN medija, Južne vesti, N1, Nova, Danas i Insajder.
Novinara TV N1 Mladena Savatovića i njegovog snimatelja ometali su tokom
izveštavanja sa protesta ispred zgrade Filozofskog fakulteta u Novom
Sadu. Novinarki redakcije Kompas Danici Ilić oduzeli su telefon.
Glavni i odgovorni urednik TV Informer Dragan J. Vučićević, uživo u
programu, pokazivao je i komentarisao intimne fotografije Nikoline
Sinđelić, studentkinje i aktivistkinje koja je, kako je javno svedočila,
nakon protesta održanog 14. avgusta, u garaži zgrade Vlade Republike
Srbije, trpela policijsko nasilje. Ivana Ninića, advokata koji aktivno
pruža pravnu pomoć studentima i aktivistima i kontinuirano kritikuje
kršenje ljudskih prava i zloupotrebu institucija, javno je targetiran.
Ljubomiru Stefanoviću, glavnom uredniku Jutjub kanala Slavija info,
policija je, zbog posta objavljenog na društvenoj mreži X, pretresla
stan, oduzela mu dva mobilna telefona i odvela ga u policijsku stanicu,
gde mu je određeno zadržavanje u trajanju od 48 časova. Na „terenu”
dnevnog lista Danas postavljena je meta — karikatura Predraga Koraksića
Koraksa. Hakerski napad doživeli su Dnevni evropski servis (DES)
agencije Beta i medij Epicentar press.
Pozivajući se na izvor i dokumentaciju do koje su došli, istraživačka
mreža OCCRP i istraživački portal KRIK objavili su audio snimak i
transkript razgovora za koji se tvrdi da su ga vodili generalni direktor
kompanije United Group Sten Miler i direktor Telekoma Srbija Vladimira
Lučića, a tokom kog je direktor telekoma Srbija preneo poruku
predsednika Republike Srbije u kojoj je zatražena smena Aleksandre
Subotić, izvršne direktorke kompanije United Media (u okviru koje
posluju mediji N1, Nova S, Danas, Radar, Forbs Srbija, Sport Klub i
drugi).
Osim o navedenom, u „Monitoringu medijske scene u Srbiji za mesec avgust
2025. godine”, čitalac se može obavestiti i o epilogu postupaka vođenih
po krivičnim prijavama podnetim za napad na snimatelja Mirka Todorovića
i za ugrožavanje sigurnosti Vojina Radovanovića, novinara dnevnog lista
Danas; o novinama iz oblasti projektnog sufinansiranja; kao i o
prvostepenoj presudi donetoj u postupku vođenom po tužbi sa
karakteristikama SLAPP-a koju je izdavač dnevnog lista Kurir podneo
protiv izdavača portala KRIK i dnevnog lista Danas.
Ova publikacija objavljena je uz finansijsku pomoć Evropske unije i
Norveške i Balkanskog fonda za demokratiju, projekta Nemačkog Maršalovog
fonda SAD. Za njenu sadržinu isključivo je odgovorna Asocijacija
nezavisnih elektronskih medija i ta sadržina nužno ne izražava zvanične
stavove Evropske unije, vlade Norveške, Nemačkog Maršalovog fonda i
Balkanskog fonda za demokratiju.
Tekst ovog Monitoring izveštaja uradio je stručni monitoring tim iz
advokatske kancelarije „Savović”, u saradnji sa ANEM-om.
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MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN AUGUST 2025
ANEM monitoring report for August 2025 on freedom of expression, old and
new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
The international organization Reporters Without Borders warned the
public about the “sad record” that violence against media workers in
Serbia has reached. The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia
(NUNS) recorded the highest number of attacks on journalists, as well as
threats and pressures to which they are exposed. Physical attacks were
especially suffered by media workers during the civil protests they were
reporting on, when the behavior of the police proved to be very
worrying. According to the records made by NUNS, out of a total of
twenty-five physical attacks, fourteen were performed by police
officers.
Physical attacks were suffered by Darko Simić (Political Globe of Serbia
YouTube channel journalist), journalists reporting from protests in
Vrbas and Bačka Palanka (N1 cameraman Andrej Stamenković, Mašina portal
editor-in-chief Marko Miletić and Jovana Danilov, journalist from Bap
Vesti), journalists reporting from protests organized under the slogan
“Serbia, wake up!” (portal 192 chief editor Nikola Bilić, Razglas portal
editor-in-chief Žarko Bogosavljević, Zoomer portal journalists Marina
Nenadović and Teodora Šulj, photojournalists Vojin Ivkov and Gavrilo
Andrić, portal Mašina journalist Ana Milosavljević, student of the
Faculty of Science and Mathematics who reports for several student media
as a photojournalist, student who reports for the student info-portal
Puls generation and again Mašina portal chief editor Marko Miletić),
photojournalist Marko Dragoslavić, Radar weekly journalist Vuk Cvijić,
journalists who reported from the civil protest held in the center of
Belgrade on August 14 (journalists from the Zoomer, Mašina, N1, Nova S,
Puls of the Generation, Blokadar and Danas newsrooms), journalist Marija
Čolaković, editor-in-chief of the N2 portal Nenad Nešović, journalists
who reported from the attempted blockade of the courthouse in Novi Sad
(journalist from the N1 newsroom Lea Apro and Razglas portal
editor-in-chief Žarko Bogosavljević).
Threats were made to journalist Jelena Mirković and TV N1 cameraman
Denijal Dabić, Takt info journalist Nusreta Brunčević, A1 TV newsroom
from Novi Pazar, co-author of the podcast “Good, bad, bad” Nenad
Kulačin, Autonomija portal journalists, TV Nova correspondent Sanja
Ignjatović Eker, journalists of Magločistač, IN media, Južne vesti, N1,
Nova, Danas and Insajder. TV N1 journalist Mladen Savatović and his
cameraman were disturbed while reporting from the protest in front of
the Faculty of Philosophy building in Novi Sad. The journalist of the
Kompas newsroom, Danica Ilić, had her phone taken away.
The editor-in-chief of TV Informer Dragan J. Vučićević, live in the
program, showed and commented on intimate photos of Nikolina Sinđelić, a
student and activist who, as she publicly testified, suffered police
violence after the protest held on August 14, in the garage of the
Government of the Republic of Serbia building. Ivan Ninić, a lawyer who
actively provides legal assistance to students and activists and
continuously criticizes the violation of human rights and the abuse of
institutions, has been publicly targeted. Ljubomir Stefanović,
editor-in-chief of the YouTube channel Slavija info, due to a post
published on the social network X, the police searched the apartment,
confiscated his two mobile phones and took him to the police station,
where he was detained for 48 hours. A target was placed on the “field”
of the daily newspaper Danas — a caricature of Predrag Koraksić Koraks.
The hacker attack was experienced by the Daily European Service (DES) of
the agency Beta and the media Epicenter Press.
Referring to the source and the documentation they obtained, the
research network OCCRP and the research portal KRIK published an audio
recording and a transcript of a conversation which is claimed to have
been held by the general director of the United Group company Stan
Miller and the director of Telekom Srbija Vladimira Lučić, during which
the director of Telekom Srbija conveyed a message from the President of
the Republic of Serbia in which Aleksandra Subotić, the executive
director of the company United Media (which includes the media N1, Nova
S, Danas, Radar, Forbes Srbija, Sport Klub and others).
In addition to the above, in the Monitoring of the media scene in Serbia
for the month of August 2025, the reader can also be informed about the
epilogue of the proceedings conducted according to the criminal charges
filed for the attack on cameraman Mirko Todorović and for endangering
the safety of Vojin Radovanović, journalist of the daily newspaper
Danas; about news from the field of project co-financing; as well as on
the first-instance judgment rendered in the proceedings conducted on the
basis of a lawsuit with SLAPP features filed by the publisher of the
daily newspaper Kurir against the publisher of the KRIK portal and the
daily newspaper Danas.
This publication was published with the financial support of the
European Union and Norway and the Balkan Fund for Democracy, a project
of the German Marshall Fund of the USA. The Association of Independent
Electronic Media is solely responsible for its content, and that content
does not necessarily express the official views of the European Union,
the Government of Norway, the German Marshall Fund and the Balkan Fund
for Democracy.
Text of this Monitoring Report was prepared by expert monitoring team
from the law office “Savović” in cooperation with ANEM.
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