Svetlana Vukmirovic, a journalist for Serbian public broadcaster Radio Television of Serbia (RTS), has once again been denied entry into Kosovo.

Death threats against Journalist Žaklina Tatalović must be investigated to ensure freedom of press.

BIRN Serbia’s Jelena Veljkovic sued for her court reporting on business owner and alleged criminal Predrag Koluvija.

Recent shocking online death threats in Serbia have targeted journalist Jelena Obucina of Nova S TV.

Prominent journalist at KRIK investigative outlet media, Dragana Pećo, risks imprisonment over the exposure of secret deals of Nikolas Petrović.

While reporting on a demonstration against the construction of a bridge over the Danube River, Emilija Marić, editor-in-chief of Novi Sad TV, was the target of a physical attack.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism calls for immediate legal action to secure leading independent radio station OK Radio owner Olivera Vladković and its staff.

Editor in chief of the Serbian daily “Podrinske”, Isidora Kovacevic was a target of threatening “wanted” posters

Vanja Djuric, a correspondent for the N1 TV network was verbally assaulted by a mob in central Belgrade on Saturday. The angry crowd was demonstrating a protest against the Belgrade Pride Parade. Vanja Djuric found herself surrounded by the members of the People's Patrol at the square below the Serbian government headquarters. The men assaulted her verbally and the cameraman, impeding them from continuing reporting. The angry protesters shouted at her to derail her coverage. The CFWIJ commends Vanja for standing up in face of harassment and not giving up her assignment.

Founder and president of the far-right Serbian Radical Party, as well as a convicted war criminal, Vojislav Šešelj verbally abused journalist Nataša Miljanović-Zubac. Nataša was targeted on live television during the politician’s January 30 appearance on the Weekend Morning show on Happy TV. The Coalition For Women In Journalism stands in solidarity with Nataša during this tumultuous time

Journalist Gordana Bjeletić, editor-in-chief at Juzne Vesti, an investigative news portal in Southern Serbia, was targeted to online death threats with her editorial colleagues. Online harassment might seem harmless, yet, those initiatives could carry severe consequences. The journalists in Serbia are subjected to such attacks, impediment in the field because of the political climate.

Juzne Vesti news portal’s editorial staff and their children were targeted by threats of death and rape due to the conflict incident story they published. The police investigate these brutal attacks against the journalists. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) is deeply concerned about the journalists' safety. We demand Serbian authorities to investigate the attacks and identify the perpetrators.

Permanent Representation of Serbia to the Council of Europe responded to the alert by the Council of Europe concerning the harassment of KRIK reporter Bojana Pavlović today.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism has been following the protests that broke out in Serbia last week. Our sources and journalism organizations also reported on police violence directed towards both protesters and journalists. IPI documented 11 incidents of violence towards journalists, three of them being women.