The revised version of the Code of Ethics of Journalists of Montenegro was presented today in Podgorica.
The working group, composed of representatives of the Media Council for Self-Regulation and the media ombudsmen and ombudswomen of Dan, Vijesti, Monitor and RTCG, has developed a number of practical tools for journalists in the past few years.
The Media Council for Self-Regulation expresses serious concern about the decision of the authorities of the Republic of Serbia to ban the entry of journalist and author of the show "Načisto" Petar Komnenić, presenting it as a reciprocal measure after Montenegro banned the entry of Informer's editor-in-chief, Dragan J. Vučićević.
In just a few days, almost all the levers of the state, the security service, the prosecution, the police and the court, turned against Montenegrin journalists. We are no longer talking about incidents, but about a pattern.
The Media Council for Self-Regulation strongly condemns the broadcasting of the so-called documentary film "Referendum - the story of invented freedom", a product of the Center for Social Stability in Novi Sad, which was aired in two episodes on Montenegrin televisions with national frequency - TV Prva and TV Adria, on May 20 and 21.
