back to OSCE
OSCE Mission to Serbia

Illustration

Communication between journalists can lead to better reporting. Such co-operation between journalists from Pristina and Belgrade has been hampered by the legacy of the wars of the 1990s. The lifting of the Schengen visa regime made travel from some Western Balkans’ countries easier, but going from one place to another in the region can still be a challenge.<br><br>
“In my work one of the most difficult issues is travel. I can’t always follow a lead on my stories, because travelling to Serbia is made difficult from Prishtinë/Pristina,” said Arta Berisha, Top Channel TV correspondent in Kosovo.

Credit:
© OSCE/Milan Obradovic
ID:
75067
Date:
Source:
OSCE Mission to Serbia
Our work:
Media freedom and development
InfoInfo

Disclaimer

All photographs on the Website, unless expressly credited otherwise, are the sole property of the OSCE and are subject to copyright.

For photographs on the Website that are credited to the OSCE, the OSCE hereby grants you permission to reproduce and/or distribute them without charge under the term and conditions of a Creative Commons Derivative Works license. When reproducing and/or distributing such photo(s), you must credit both the OSCE and the photographer in the following manner: OSCE/photographer's name.

For photographs on the Website that are not credited to the OSCE, you must seek permission to reproduce them from the original photographer or agency, as shown in the photograph credits.

CC BY-ND 4.0

This image is part of a gallery:

Photo story: Promoting communication between investigative journalists from Belgrade and Pristina

The OSCE organized a seminar for journalists from Belgrade and Belgrade and Pristina in November 2010 to provide a platform for exchanging experience and forming professional networks.
DateDate

Contact

OSCE Mission to Serbia

Španskih boraca 1
11070 Novi Beograd
Serbia

Phone: +381 11 3606 100
Email: ppiu-serbia@osce.org
@osce_serbia