STATEMENTS
Shemsovic: When activists speak about hybrid attacks, they are not considered serious
Mrs. Amina Šemsović holds a BA (Universi ty of Novi Pazar) and an MA (University of...
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Shebek: As long as media literacy is at its current low, we should not be surprised that people follow fake news
Mr. Nenad Shebek worked as a journalist for more than 30 years. He was an Executive...
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Hoxha: Freedom do not come as a God-given right, but as a responsibility to be nurtured
“My work is centered around news production and conflict, and in absence of conflict or what...
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Gjorgjevski: The media in Western Balkans divides people instead of uniting them
M-r Vladimir Gjorgjevski is the Head of Local Branch Office of RYCO in North Macedonia. He...
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Smailovikj: Institutions in North Macedonia are silent when it comes to hate speech and fake news
Mrs. Mersiha Smailovikj is from NGO Legis in Skopje. Mersiha is a human rights activist and...
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Kraske: Fake news are becoming a global challenge, that’s why we need global agendas, networks, we have to question people in power
Mrs. Marion Kraske is a prominent political analyst and media expert, with more than 20 years...
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Trpevska: Media literacy can’t be a solution to disturbed discourse without developing critical thinking skills
"My main focus would be where to find the solution, the base to the best approach...
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Kordalov: Hate speech leads towards concrete criminal acts, public institutions should act, not talk
"There are two main questions. First is how to encourage debate without hate speech and discrimination,...
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Kraske: Right-wing propaganda puts pressure on traditional democracies
"I would like to focus on the global level, but also on the journalistic perspective. We...
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Smailovic: Institutions are silent when it comes to hate speech and discrimination
"Hate speech is actually happening in the Balkans. The countries in the region are more fragile...
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