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Marko Milosavljević: "Increasing attacks on journalists threaten democracy"

Unreported Europe
Unreported Europe -  Copyright  euronews
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By Valérie Gauriat
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Marko Milosavljević is a Professor and Chair of Journalism at Ljubljana University, Slovenia. In this interview with euronews, he describes the various ways by which the government of Prime Minister Janez Jansa and its allies are threatening media freedom and democracy in Slovenia.

Marko Milosavljević is a Professor and Chair of Journalism at Ljubljana University, Slovenia. In this interview with euronews, he describes the various ways by which the government of Prime Minister Janez Jansa and its allies are threatening media freedom and democracy in Slovenia.

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