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An unlawful decision of the Hungarian Competition Authority allowed for the creation of Fidesz's media empire, stated the court.

HCLU turns to the courts for the freedom of speech after the Hungarian Government blocks the country's Competition Authority from investigating.

The approach taken by newspapers and TV when talking about migration can contribute to spreading an attitude of fear and hostility against refugees, migrants and asylum seekers.

An appeals court has found a journalist with the Polish edition of Newsweek guilty of violating the confidentiality of his own informant.

A new law allows the German intelligence service to spy on foreign journalists. This destroys the trust between journalists and their sources, especially in the case of investigative journalism.

One year ago, the EU lifted sanctions against Belarus in response to what was perceived as human rights improvements instigated by the Lukashenko regime.

Propaganda and media attacks on human rights defenders in Serbia are endangering their lives and shrinking the space in which they operate.