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Mad-Brexit-Disease David Haworth, senior correspondent in Brussels and one of the founders of the British section of AEJ, about the long and winding road of...

AEJ accuses UK government of hypocrisy over restrictive policies on media access   The Association of European Journalists calls on the UK government headed by prime...

Sad day for Europe, but a chance to reform the EU By Otmar Lahodynsky, AEJ-President It is a sad day for Europe. For the first time...

AEJ welcomes end of solitary-confinement for Wiki-Leaks-publisher Julian Assange in British high-security prison of Belmarsh. On February 24th the extradition-hearing will start at a London...

AEJ Statement on the draft media law proposed by the Albanian government December 12 2019 The Association of European Journalists’ Albanian section expresses its urgent concern...

CALL FOR RESPECT FOR PRESS FREEDOM AND JOURNALISTIC INDEPENDENCE IN EUROPE: ’Appel de Paris’ Paris, 6 December 2019 Association of European Journalists Reporters Without Borders European Federation of Journalists European...

Polish Public Broadcasting in the Eye of the Storm   Contribution to AEJ media freedom conference Panel on ‘Public audiovisual media facing new threats’ in Paris,...

Statement on the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists – 1 November 2019   Ahead of the International Day to End Impunity for...

https://www.facebook.com/Association-of-European-Journalists-AEJ-156826294397100/ The Austrian writer Peter Handke got the nobel prize for literature. But we should not forget that he praised Serbian war criminals like Slobodan...

THE IMPACT OF BREXIT ON SCOTLAND   The increasingly hot-tempered and bitter public debate about Brexit in the UK is having important knock-on effects on Scotland...