Bosnia and Herzegovina: Republika Srpska public order bill would curb reporting freedom

NewsReporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the parliament of Republika Srpska, the autonomous Serbian part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, to reject proposed amendments to a public order law that would penalize journalists who “disrupt” police operations. The amendments, which the Republika Srpska’s national assembly is due to consider tomorrow, are badly worded and would hamper journalists’ work, restricting the freedom to inform, RSF said.Under th

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