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Applications will be examined by an international jury composed of distinguished journalists and media experts from the region, which may also include winners of previous editions of the Award. The awarding ceremony will take place during the South East Europe Media Forum (SEEMF) to be held in Tirana, Albania, in November 2023. Since 2004, SEEMO has been publishing De Scripto, a quarterly media magazine for South East Europe. The right to freedom of expression excludes the right to incite violence and discriminate, insult or disseminate hate-related materials. SEEMO campaigns for: Decriminalization of defamation and libel; establishment of financial sanctions for defamation and libel in civil litigation in line with a country’s economic development; and access to Information Legislation. How does SEEMO promote press freedom? Education of young journalists, but also training for journalists and editors are part of the SEEMO work since 2000. Additional in cooperation with universities, companies, schools and political parties SEEMO members and staff are teaching journalism, communication, marketing, public diplomacy, diplomacy and political science.

Need a larger monitor? Connect a recent iPad or iPad Pro to the SeeMo using Accsoon PowerCage and you have built a pro-grade director’s monitor with all the same great app tools. Part of the regular press freedom activity of SEEMO are SEEMO Press Freedom Missions, and SEEMO Monitoring Visits. Between 2000 and 2020 SEEMO organised or participated as partner in 74 international press freedom missions / monitoring visits. Lekić-Subašić, head of the Eurovision News Exchange for South East Europe (ERNO) and Nenad Šebek, spokesman for the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) (2014) A press statement describes the case, denounces the press freedom violation and urges authorities to undertake specific measures. Press statements can deal with a particular case, refer to a series of cases that indicate a press freedom violation pattern or deal with laws and legislation. Press statements are distributed to government officials, multilateral organisation s, NGOs, media outlets, academic institutions, press associations and press freedom organisation s around the world. The impact is international.

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The Secretary General of SEEMO, who initiated the founding, is since 2000 Oliver Vujovic, a former journalist and expert in public relations, political relations and business in South, East and Central Europe. Annual statistic / data of imprisoned journalists. Additional SEEMO is documenting details of imprisoned media support workers. Once you’ve connected your SeeMo and HDMI camera to your iOS device, open up Switcher Studio on that device. If you’re just using one camera for your Switcher production, you can still use a DSLR or mirrorless camera and HDMI with Switcher Studio. This organization is one of the oldest Ukrainian human rights organizations. Together with the Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union and the Center for Civil Liberties – KHPG created a global initiative the “Tribunal for Putin”– in response to the all-out war launched by Russia against Ukraine in February 2022.The online map, offers a visual overview of the situation in each country, however for the scientific work we suggest the use of numbers / individual news / individual reports. If necessary, SEEMO can use the current international denomination for Kosovo, based on the 24 February 2012 agreement between Pristina and Belgrade: 1. Both parties confirm their commitment to effective, inclusive and representative regional cooperation. 2. To this effect ‘Kosovo*’ is the only denomination to be used within the framework of regional cooperation. 3. The footnote to be applied to the asterisk in para 2 above will read “This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSC 1244 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence.” 4. ‘Kosovo*’ participates on its own account and speaks for itself at all regional meetings. 5. Where new agreements are to be initialled and/or signed, a representative of ‘Kosovo*’ will sign under the designation in paras 2 and 3 above. 6. As concerns modifications to existing agreements signed by UNMIK, nothing in these conclusions will be interpreted as prejudicial to UNMIK’s legal rights. A representative of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) will bi invited to meetings organised within the framework of arrangements for which it is a signatory. It is for UNMIK to decide whether to attend any particular meeting. 7. Hosts of meetings will be encouraged to avoid the display of national symbols except for their own and those of the EU, taking into account the statutes of relevant organisations. 8. The EU as Facilitator will inform relevant regional organisations and entities of these arrangements for denomination, representation and signiture. They should be reflected in the practical organisation of regional meetings. The EU will monitor the implementation of these arrangements. 9. Both parties and the EU will urge partners to support these arrangements and to assist in their implementation. 10. The regional organisations referred to in these conclusions are existing and future intergovernmental organisations or arrangements whose aim is to promote cooperation or integration in the Balkan region. “Regional meetings” includes meetings of these organisations and also ad-hoc or informal meetings with similar aims. It also includes meetings with EU institutions in the context of the European agenda. 11. These arrangements are adopted on The concept of journalism has been changing with new technologies and the diversification of information sources. SEEMO define journalists as someone who collects and distributes news and other information, cultivates sources, conducts interviews and research, writes, and reports on information and works in print or broadcast media (radio, TV) or news agencies or new media. It includes both permanently employed staff and freelancers / stringers. SEEMO also includes those bloggers who comply with professional journalist ethics and standards of journalism and who disseminate news. The term “journalist” encompasses all forms of journalistic work: news presenters, editors, editors-in-chief, editorial writers, think tank journalism, online journalists, sub-editors, columnists, domestic and foreign correspondents, visual journalists and photojournalists, reporters and persons working for student/school media. SEEMO evaluates blogger-related press freedom problems on a case-by-case basis. The term media worker includes also technical or other staff in a media company and is directly supporting the work of journalists (including translators, fixer etc.). SEEMO and Press Freedom In May 2010, SEEMO organised the first South, East and Central Europe Investigative Journalism Days in Montenegro. The second South, East and Central Europe Investigative Journalism Days were in Serbia in May 2011 with topic "Corruption and Media". The third South, East and Central Europe Investigative Journalism Days took place in Chisinau, Moldova, in 2012. The word Macedonia was always used when it was part of a proper name. For example: Macedonian Radio-Television or XXX Macedonian Association.

In 2006, SEEMO organised a regional conference of media representatives from South East and Central Europe in Vienna. SEEMO organised since 2000 over 30 different workshops and round-tables in Austria. In December 2008 SEEMO organised the conference Public Broadcasting and Private Media in South East Europe in Ljubljana (Slovenia), where general managers of the public broadcasting media and representatives of private electronic media took part. The event was organised with support of Austrian Development Agency (ADA), RTV Slovenia and European Broadcasting Union (EBU). SEEMO has a record of real achievement. Individual journalists and journalists´ associations have noted that in many instances, SEEMO’s pressure was essential in solving problems – from police intervention in a village to a change in media law. PRESS RELEASES AND LETTERSRecommendation letter (in English) written and signed by trustworthy individuals, journalism and media organisations, media companies, civil society organisations, journalism schools or universities, trade unions or other social organisations from the target countries. SEEMO organised several conferences for editors-in-chief and managers of minority media, like the SEEMO Regional Minority Media Conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia in 2002 with around 100 participants, the Conference of editors-in-chief and managers of Roma media in South East and Central Europe in 2003 in Belgrade, Serbia (with over 70 participants), Vlachian (Aromanian) media in Sofia, Bulgaria (2004) and Tirana, Albania (2005), as also two conferences Minority media in South East and Central Europe in Belgrade in 2007 and 2013. In the sources tab, SeeMo will appear underneath your built-in sources. Just select SeeMo to add it as a source. Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.” (Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Paris 1948, art. 19). SEEMO organised in June 2008 the conference Media, Marketing and Business in Belgrade (Serbia). In December 2008 SEEMO organised the conference Public Broadcasting in South East Europe in Ljubljana (Slovenia), where general managers of the public services and the chairpersons of the boards of public services took part.

SEEMO initiated in 2006 regular country meetings of investigative reporters (first meeting in Opatija, June 2006). SEEMO organised between 2006 and 2020 over 30 conferences and workshops for investigative journalists in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzeogvina, Slovenia, Albania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Greece, Romania, Moldova, Montenegro, Kosovo, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland and Ukraine. Additional SEEMO organised 8 workshop for young investigative reporters in the SEEMO region. For receiving additional information about media situation and landscape SEEMO developed questionnaires for members and partners, as also general questionnaires for journalists / other media professionals/ lawyers / media companies / politicians / university professors / students / public persons in one or several countries coved by SEEMO.One of SEEMO’s main activities is protecting press freedom by helping journalists and media outlets in South East Europe. Over 60 per cent of SEEMO’s press releases and letters of protest to governmental and other officials have had positive results in the past. Every SEEMO protest is distributed to leading regional and international media, national and international governmental and non-governmental organisations, politicians, and also public persons and institutions. Freedom of expression includes any act of seeking, receiving and imparting information or ideas, regardless of the medium. In practice, the right to freedom of speech is not absolute in any country and the right is commonly subjected to limitations, as is the case of defamation, slander, assault, calumny, vilification, libel, obscenity and incitement to crime and violence. SEEMO advocates for decriminalisation of defamation and libel. The United Nations Commission on Human Rights ruled in 2012 that the criminalisation of libel violates freedom of expression. It is also inconsistent with Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which states that everyone “shall have the right to hold opinions without interference” and “everyone shall have the right to freedom of expression; this right shall include freedom to seek, receive and impart information and ideas of all kinds, regardless of frontiers, either orally, in writing or in print, in the form of art, or through any other media of his choice”. The fourth paragraph specifies the stance of the organisation and includes a quote by SEEMO Secretary General. In Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Republic of North Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Türkiye / Turkey, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and in four countries with special statuts: Austria, Italy, San Marino and Vatican. In 2022 – I began to participate in an international project to document war crimes – TribunalforPutin (T4P – https://t4pua.org/de/).