Internet Freedoms in the Western Balkan Region

Investigative Journalism

Internet Freedoms in the Western Balkan Region

The report presents in-depth research on the state of internet freedoms in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Albania. It provides a comparative overview of specific indicators – according to the European Convention on Human Rights – and develops a set of recommendations for governments of these countries to improve the state of citizens’ freedoms online.

Authors: Andrej Petrovski, Bojan Perkov, Kristina Cendic, Filip Milosevic

Publisher: Civil Rights Defenders

Language: English

Publication year: 2020

Format: PDF

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