EU Concerned over Reciprocal Entry Bans on Media Representatives From Serbia and Montenegro
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The European Union has expressed concern over the reciprocal bans on the entry of journalists between Serbia and Montenegro, saying that the measures that limit the work of the media are not in line with the values expected of candidate countries for EU membership.
EU concerned over reciprocal entry bans on media representatives from Serbia and Montenegro
BRUSSELS – The European Union is concerned about reciprocal bans on journalists from Serbia and Montenegro from entering one country or another, the European Commission told Radio Free Europe, stressing that measures restricting the work of the media are not in line with the values expected of EU candidate countries. “EU enlargement countries must act in accord with fundamental European values, including respect for democratic principles, fundam…
The European Union (EU) has expressed concern over the reciprocal bans on the entry of journalists between Serbia and Montenegro, saying that the measures that limit the
The headquarters of the European Commission told Radio Free Europe (RSE) that countries in the process of enlargement must act in accordance with basic European values, including respect for democratic principles, fundamental rights, freedom of expression and freedom of the media.
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