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individual journalists through their membership of national sections. As an independent and self-funding association we promote critical journalism in the European integration process; and defend the freedom of information and freedom of the press in Europe. The AEJ offers journalists the chance to be part of our professional and social network."

Focus on Media Freedom

The AEJ is an official Observer in the Council of Europe's Media Steering Committee. We are working with the Council of Europe, alongside other media and human rights organisations, on a new Database Project to map assaults on media freedom and independence across Europe and seek to end them.

The AEJ's Media Freedom Representative, William Horsley, is also active on a Council of Europe Working Group aimed at ensuring that anti-terrorism laws are not misused to block legitimate freedom of expression.

Read William Horsley's "Respect for Media Freedom" Report and more under AEJ MF Reports.

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» AEJ MF Representative
» AEJ MF Surveys and Reports
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» World Press Freedom Day

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Council of Europe States want “impact and visibility” for renewed efforts to protect journalists and media freedom

Deputies (Ambassadors) of the Council of Europe’s 47 States, meeting in Strasbourg on 18 January 2012, resolved to strengthen the impact and visibility of activities to protect the safety of journalists, media independence and human rights on the Internet.

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AEJ Italy - December 2011 Newsletter

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European Commission urges Hungary to amend media law in line with landmark court ruling

A spokesman for European Commission Vice-President Neelie Kroes, the Commissioner for Digital Agenda (Information Society and Media), has called on Hungary to amend its much-criticised media laws to conform with a recent ruling by the country’s Constitutional Court. The Commission also criticised Hungary’s handling of the issue of awarding radio licences, stressing the need for transparency and competition.

New Year’s Message from the President

I hope you all enjoyed a happy and peaceful Christmas – thank you to all those who sent good wishes and let me now take the opportunity to wish all members of the AEJ a Happy and Prosperous New Year.


OSCE Media Freedom Representative welcomes Constitutional Court ruling against elements in Hungary’s media law


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Koos van Houdt (NL) coordinator of new AEJ priority: Euregional Journalism


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Final Report of the International Press Freedom Mission to Turkey


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