The Institute of European Media Law (EMR), partner of the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF), has published a comprehensive report on the state of media freedom and investigative journalism in European countries.

Thirteen key recommendations and findings from a global study on the protection of journalism sources in the digital age have been published in Paris. The study, based on research covering 121 UNESCO Member States, concludes that between 2007 and 2015 there were noteworthy developments in 69% of the countries examined – mainly with negative impact.  

In this report, the Special Rapporteuraddresses the multi-faceted ways in which theright  tothefreedomindispensable for artistic expression and creativitymay  be curtailed. She reflects upon the growing worldwide concern that artistic voices have beenorare beingsilenced by various means and in different ways.

ადამიანის უფლებათა ევროპული კონვენციის ტერმინთა ინგლისურ-ქართული ლექსიკონი.

Handyside vs. The United Kingdom 

Lingens vs. Austria 

Observer and Guardian vs. The United Kingdom 

The Sunday Times vs. The United Kingdom (no. 2)