Ukupno: 2347

 Vienna, 29 November 2004

 The Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), a network of editors, media executives and leading journalists in South East Europe and an affiliate of the International Press Institute (IPI), is alarmed about the pressure exerted on Croatian journalist Helena Puljiz by the Counter Intelligence Agency (POA).

 According to information before SEEMO, on 5 October, Puljiz was taken by POA employees to an interview. The talk soon turned into an attempt to bribe and blackmail the journalist. She was asked to cooperate with POA and also to deliver information about her colleagues. POA threatened Puljiz that in case she refused, it would make public compromising details about her private life. She was interrogated for five hours. This case was then reported to the Croatian Council for Civil Supervision of Intelligence Agencies and is now being discussed in the Parliament.

 SEEMO urges the Croatian Government and Parliament to urgently investigate the pressure POA used against the journalist and ensure that all the details are made public, while respecting the private sphere of Puljiz, as well as to prevent such practices happening in the future. We would also like to add that the SEEMO office in Vienna has been informed of similar uses of pressure against Croatian journalists by the police and intelligence agencies in the recent past.

Furthermore, SEEMO was informed that the position of freelance journalists in Croatia is continuosly worsening under the present labor law, tax law and copyright law. The Government has been refusing to amend the unfavourable legal regulations regarding the freedom and financial independence of freelance journalists, as proposed by the Freelance Journalists' Chapter (FJC) and Croatian Journalists' Association (HND). SEEMO urges the Croatian Government to amend these laws according to international standards. SEEMO would like to stress that it is vital for journalists to do their job freely and that independent media are crucial for democratic development in any country.

 SEEMO - IPI, Spiegelgasse 2/29, 1010 Vienna, Austria, Tel (SEEMO+HELP LINE): +43 1 513 39 40,

 

Tel (SEEMO): +43 1 512 90 11 11, Fax: +43 1 512 90 15, E-mail: info@seemo.org, Web: www.seemo.org

SEEMO is a regional network of editors, media executives and leading journalists in South East Europe.

 

     Kao i obièno uz godišnju skupštinu HND i ove godine bit æe (27. studeni, poèetak u 9.30 sati, velika dvorana ICEJA, Opatija, Nazorova 2) Dani novinarstva. Ovogodišnja tema je Lokalni mediji i lokalna vlast. Objavljujemo predloške nekih izlaganja i pozivamo sve posebno zainteresirane da sudjeluju u diskusijama nakon izlaganja, ali i da - oni koji se možda hoæe ukljuèiti u raspravu kao koreferenti – pošalju napisani prilog. do srijede 24. studenoga na e-mail adresu hnd@hnd.hr

Snježana Flegar: POLITIÈARE TREBA RAZVLASTITI

Nikola Capar: OPET KRIZA INFORMIRANJA

 
Biserka Jakšiæ: ŠTO PRIJE NA TRŽIŠTE

Branko Ostrièki: DALEKO JE NEOVISNOST

Ivica Malatestiniæ: STVARANJE POTICAJNOGA OKRUŽENJA

Davorka Blaževiæ: ALTERNATIVA JE OPORTUNIZAM

Tulio Demetlika: RADIO VOX POPULI

Ivan Bešliæ: MEDIJI KOREKTIV VLASTI

Davor Lonèariæ: KAKO PRIVATIZIRATI ISTINU

Anðelko Erceg: NOVINARSTVO U MAKARSKOJ

Ira Cupaæ Markoviæ: DVA NEPRIMJERNA PRIMJERA

Slavica Gazdek: I NOVINAR IMA NEKO PRAVO

Lidija Crnèeviæ: RECI MI TO ANONIMKOM

Ivica Kruhoberec: ODMAKNUTI VLAST OD POSTOJEÆIH MEDIJA ILI OSNOVATI NOVE

Nevenka Špoljariæ: BATINA ILI MRKVA

Miho Katièiæ: ZA OPÆE DOBRO

Ivanèica Celevska: LOKALNA VLAST I DOPISNICI

U svrhu istinitog informiranja hrvatske javnosti, ja, Helena Puljiz, slobodna novinarka, izjavljujem sljedeæe:
1. Ne raspolažem podacima o nacionalnoj sigurnosti Republike Hrvatske.
2. Ne sudjelujem u aktivnostima usmjerenim protiv nacionalne sigurnosti.
3. Nije bilo zakonskog osnova da me djelatnici Protuobavještajne agencije pozivaju na razgovor.
4. Ne poznajem Hrvoja Petraèa i nikad nisam bila u bilo kakvom kontaktu sa imenovanim.
5. Glasnogovornik Vlade Republike Hrvatske Maèek neistinito me prikazuje kao osobu koja ima veze sa Hrvojem Petraèem.
6. Kao novinarka Jutarnjeg lista do 2000. godine pratila sam djelovanje Hrvatske demokratske zajednice, a nakon 2000. godine pratila sam rad predsjednika Republike Stjepana Mesiæa. Prateæi djelovanje predsjednika Republike kontaktirala sam i bivšeg savjetnika za nacionalnu sigurnost Predsjednika Republike Željka Bagiæa, ali se s imenovanim privatno nisam družila.
7. Vijeæe za nadzor sigurnosnih službi prati zakonitost rada sigurnosnih službi, te je u povodu moje predstavke moralo utvrditi je li bilo osnova da me Protuobavještajna agencija poziva na razgovor.
8. Buduæi da nemam podataka o nacionalnoj sigurnosti i ne djelujem protiv nacionalne sigurnosti Republike Hrvatske nije postojao osnov za razgovor.
9. Protuobavještajna agencija morala je zatražiti moj prethodni pristanak za razgovor, što ja nisam znala niti sam morala znati, a što zasigurno ne znaju ni svi graðani Republike Hrvatske.
10. Vijeæe za nadzor sigurnosnih službi nije me obavijestilo o izvršenom nadzoru.
11. Predsjednik i èlanovi  Vijeæa dužni su kao tajnu èuvati sve podatke koje saznaju u obavljanju poslova vijeæa, ali ako su odluèili ne pridržavati se zakona, tada su trebali iznositi istinu što su saznali od mene i od Protuobavještajne agencije.
12. Buduæi da su postupanjem Protuobavještajne agencije povrijeðena moja ljudska prava, kao i djelovanjem Vijeæa za nadzor sigurnosnih službi, to sam odluèila zatražiti redovitu sudsku zaštitu radi osobne sigurnosti.

S poštovanjem,
Helena Puljiz

 

 

Media Release                                                12 November 2004

 The International Federation of Journalists today accused the Israeli authorities of “a disgraceful abuse of democracy” over the intimidation of Mordechai Vanunu, the whistle-blower arrested yesterday by Israeli police just six months after his release from jail where he served 18 years for telling the world about Israel’s nuclear arsenal.

 “It is extraordinary that a country calling itself the only democracy in the Middle East is itself guilty of this disgraceful and grotesque abuse of democracy,” said Aidan White, IFJ General Secretary. “Vanunu has served his time but continues to be persecuted.”  

 Vanunu was arrested on suspicion of leaking classified information to unauthorised parties and violating the terms of his release. Since his release in  April this year he has been barred from leaving Israel and meeting foreign media. The IFJ says it is absurd to imagine that after so long in jail he could possibly have any secrets to give away. “This is intimidation, pure and simple,” said White.

 Vanunu was detained by police who raided the guesthouse at St. George's Cathedral in East Jerusalem. After interrogation, he was taken before magistrates who ordered him confined to house arrest for seven days and banned him from contacting people connected to the investigation against him.

 While he has acknowledged violating his release arrangement, which barred him from meeting foreigners or discussing his work as a technician at the Dimona nuclear plant, Vanunu says he had no classified information to reveal.

 Vanunu was convicted in 1988 for divulging information and pictures of the Dimona reactor to the London Sunday Times. His revelations appeared to confirm expert opinion that Israel has the world's sixth-largest stockpile of nuclear weapons, including hundreds of warheads. For years Israel has neither confirmed nor denied it has nuclear weapons.

 Since his release, he has given interviews to some foreign media and this has irritated the authorities. The IFJ says that the harassment of Vanunu exposes Israel to criticism for its failure to respect the work of journalists and the peoples right to know.

 “Any country that sends police onto church property violating respect for spiritual space in pursuit of a man for no greater crime than talking to reporters severely compromises its democratic credentials,” said White. “It is time to end the hounding of Vanunu, to drop the charges against him and to allow him to get on with the rest of his life in peace.”

 The IFJ says that as well as lifting restrictions on Vanunu Israel should “face up to the truth about its place in the democratic world.” The protection of whistle-blowers like Vanunu is vital to free expression says the IFJ, which is campaigning for greater protection for journalists’ sources of information.

 For Further information : +32 235 22 00

The IFJ represents more than 500,000 journalists in more than 110 countries

 Robert Shaw

Human Rights and Information Officer

International Federation of Journalists

Résidence Palace, 155 rue de la Loi, 1040 Brussels

Tel    32 2 235 22 07, Fax   32 2 235 22 19

Mob  32 (0) 496 205 447

robert.shaw@ifj.org

http://www.ifj.org

http://www.brusselsreporter.org

 

 

The European Federation of Journalists today warned that plans to introduce digital television services at the expense of regional news coverage in the United Kingdom may set a trend for digital development that could be disastrous for news programming in Europe. European journalists were responding to plans by the UK broadcasting regulator to remove the obligation to provide regional news services under new digital licenses granted for commercial public broadcasting.

"There is a possibility that hundreds of jobs of journalists and broadcasters will be sacrificed in a policy that puts the future of news for the regions of Britain at risk," said Marc Gruber, Public Broadcasting Campaign Officer of the EFJ. "If this trend is taken up across Europe we might see the death of news programming on a disastrous scale." The EFJ is backing protests by the British National Union of Journalists and other unions in the industry over proposals from the broadcasting regulator OFCOM, which has given the commercial public broadcaster ITV permission to halve its regional non-news output.

 Hundreds of jobs have already gone, says the NUJ and 200 more are expected to be axed.

 "Some departments have already stopped making programmes. Budgets have been reduced, and regional programmes have been moved out of key time slots and studios have been closed," said Jeremy Dear, NUJ General Secretary.

 The EFJ says that there is a desperate need to protect and promote quality regional programming - including news - as part of the Europe-wide campaign for public service broadcasting.

 "The regulator is planning to issue digital licenses with no requirement for regional news as well as reducing the level of non-news regional broadcasting," said Gruber. "This is a negative model of switching to digital which if taken up elsewhere could undermine public service values in many countries where the national broadcasting systems are weaker than they are in the UK."   

 The UK has one of Europe's most extensive public broadcasting systems where the national broadcaster the BBC competes with terrestrial commercial networks that must also follow extensive public service rules. Only satellite broadcasters are beyond the reach of the UK public service regulator.

 Further information: + 32 2 235 22 15

The EFJ represents more than 200,000 journalists in more than 30 countries.

 Robert Shaw

Human Rights and Information Officer, International Federation of Journalists

Résidence Palace, 155 rue de la Loi, 1040 Brussels

Tel    32 2 235 22 07, Fax   32 2 235 22 19

Mob  32 (0) 496 205 447

robert.shaw@ifj.org

http://www.ifj.org

http://www.brusselsreporter.org

 

Media Release                                                12 November 2004

The International Federation of Journalists today warned that 2004 may turn out to be the worst year on record for killings of journalists and media staff as news of the deaths of reporters in the Philippines, the Ivory Coast and Nicaragua shocked the world of journalism.

Three killings of journalists in separate instances on three continents has brought the death toll of media employees in 2004 to more than 100 – already higher than for last year and more than 30 above the level of 2002.

“2004 is turning out to be one of the most bloody years on record,” said Aidan White, IFJ General Secretary. “The crisis of news safety has reached an intolerable level and must be addressed urgently.”  

In the Philippines, Gene Boyd Lumawag, a photojournalist was shot dead late on Friday while working on a story in the Islamic militant stronghold of Jolo island in the southern Philippines, according to military sources. the military said. He was employed by the local news service Mindanews. Lumawag is the 58th journalist to be killed in the Philippines since 1986 and the ninth to be killed this year.

According to reports he was attacked by an unidentified lone gunman. The attacker escaped. Colleagues said Lumawag was working on an unspecified news assignment in Jolo with another Mindanao journalist, who was unhurt in the attack.

In the Ivory Coast a local correspondent for Le Courrier d'Abidjan, a daily supporting President Laurent Gbagbo, was killed on November 7 during clashes between the Ivorian army, demonstrators and French peacekeepers. The reporter, Antoine Massé, who also worked as a teacher, was shot as he was covering a demonstration aimed at blocking the eastward advance of the French troops towards Abidjan. The IFJ has called for a full investigation into the incident. “We need to have frank answers to hard questions about why this incident occurred,” said White. In Nicaragua a journalist was shot and killed in a fight between rival political factions during vote counting in municipal elections. Maria Jose Bravo, 26, was a correspondent for the La Prensa daily who was shot in the chest at a vote count centre in the north-eastern city of Juigalpa. The shooting took place during a fight between members of President Enrique Bolanos' Alliance for the Republic party and the Constitutionalist Liberal Party of former president Arnoldo Aleman. “All of these deaths are shocking reminders of the price journalists and media staff pay every day for press freedom and democracy,” said White. “We must renew our efforts to end this cycle of violence.”

The IFJ said that journalists around the world, already shocked by the rising death toll in the Iraq conflict, have seen journalists among the victims in conflicts across the globe.  These latest killings bring the total number of journalists and media staff killed this year to 101. The number killed in Iraq since the invasion in March last year to 62.

The rising death toll of journalists and media staff – the IFJ includes in its list all journalists, immediate support staff and media employees – will figure high on the agenda at the annual meeting of the International News Safety Institute, a newly-created industry safety body which holds its annual meeting in Portugal next week. 

For Further information : +32 2 235 22 00

The IFJ represents more than 500,000 journalists in more than 110 countries

 Robert Shaw

Human Rights and Information Officer, International Federation of Journalists

Résidence Palace, 155 rue de la Loi, 1040 Brussels

Tel    32 2 235 22 07, Fax   32 2 235 22 19

Mob  32 (0) 496 205 447

robert.shaw@ifj.org

http://www.ifj.org

http://www.brusselsreporter.org

 

Media Centar SARAJEVO

Mediacentar SARAJEVO

http:// www.media.ba

 i partneri:

Centar za istraživaèko novinarstvo (Zagreb)

http://www.investigativejournalism.org

E-Net Centar (Sarajevo)

http://www.enet.edu.ba/

  U saradnji sa:

 Švedski Helsinški komitet za ljudska prava i OSI – Fond Otvoreno društvo BiH

 Program za obrazovanje novinara:

 ISTRAŽIVAÈKO NOVINARSTVO:

prièe na temu organiziranog kriminala za novinare štampanih medija iz Bosne i Hercegovine, Srbije i Crne Gore i Hrvatske 2005 – 2006 (4 obrazovne skupine / trajanje programa – 5 mjeseci)

Situacija:

Novinarima i urednicima nedostaje dugoroèno, sistematièno i praktièno obrazovanje koje pruža neophodne vještine u radu na istraživaèkim prièama, u skladu sa profesionalnim i etièkim standardima; 

  Prièe koje štampani mediji objavljuju kao istraživaèke èesto ne zadovoljavaju osnovne profesionalne standarde; 

  Veliki broj novinara zainteresiran je za usavršavanje na podruèju istraživaèkog novinarstva i saradnju sa kolegama u regionu;

Pristup:

Obrazovni ciklusi koncipirani su tako da polaznicima neæe ometati redovan rad u redakcijama. Inovativan pristup obrazovanju novinara korištenjem novih tehnologija metodom  Blended Learning Programa (kombinacija klasiènih treninga koji æe biti organizirani u Mediacentru Sarajevo i uèenje na daljinu online) 

  Prednost programa je kombinacija teorijskog znanja i praktiènih edukativnih metoda (rad na prièama) 

  Grupa od 10 -15 polaznika prolazi obrazovni ciklus u trajanju od 5 mjeseci 

 Polaznici koji uspješno završe program dobit æe certifikate 

 Program æe voditi Saša Lekoviæ, istraživaèki novinar sa 25 godina iskustva u saradnji sa struènjacima iz regiona;

 Ciljevi programa su:

 Ovaj obrazovni program æe omoguæiti novinarima - uèesnicima razvijanje vještina istraživaèkog novinarstva i osposobiti ih za samostalno pisanje visoko kvalitetnih istraživaèkih prièa; 

  Program je koncipiran da unaprijedi vještine u slijedeæim oblastima: 

Istraživaèki proces

Organiziranje i provoðenje novinarskog istraživanja

Etika u istraživaèkom novinarstvu

Zakoni i istraživaèko novinarstvo

Tehnike istraživanja Interneta i baza podataka

Pisanje istraživaèkih prièa (na temu organiziranog kriminala)

 Sudionici æe tokom cijelog programa unaprijeðivati proces istraživanja i  pisanja  prièa, te raditi na vlastitim istraživaèkim prièama koje æe biti objavljene na portalu za novinare jugoistoène Evrope(www.netnovinar.org/ir) kao i u matiènim kuæama;

 Prednosti programa:

 Omoguæeno je pohaðanje programa uz obavljanje redovnog posla  u redakcijama 

 Sudionici su stipendirani cjelokupnim iznosom cijene programa, ukljuèujuæi  troškove prijevoza i boravka u Sarajevu

 Prema najvišim profesionalnim standardima sudionici æe steæi znanje i vještine istraživaèkog novinarstva, te æe  napisati prièu na temu organiziranog kriminala koja æe biti objavljena. 

 Sudionici æe postati dio mreže istraživaèkih novinara jugoistoène Evrope  (www.netnovinar.org/ir)

 Glavne faze programa (1. grupa):

januar 2005.

Prijava i selekcija polaznika / Pripremno radoblje (online)

 februar 2005.

Trening br. 1 ( trajanje 5 dana) – Mediacentar Sarajevo

 februar-maj 2005.

Online edukacija

maj 2005.

Trening br. 2 (trajanje 4 dana) – Mediacentar Sarajevo

maj – juni 2005.

Online edukacija i završetak rada na istraživaèkim prièama

   Rok za prijave je 31. 12.2004.

Prijave i detaljne informacije o programu od 15. 11. 2004. dostupne su na www.netnovinar.org/ir

 O prijemu kandidata æe odluèiti predstavnici Mediacentra Sarajevo, Centra za istraživaèko novinarstvo (Zagreb) i donatora programa

 Svi kandidati æe biti obavješteni mailom ili telefonom o rezultatima najkasnije do 15. januara 2005.  Ukoliko imate pitanja o programu ili procesu prijavljivanja kontaktirajte:

Mediacentar Sarajevo:

Nevena Ršumoviæ

nevena@media.ba

++387 33 715 840

Maša Hilèišin

masa@media.ba

++387 33 715 840

 

 

HTV  traži mlade ljude spremne za povremenu honorarnu suradnju u programu HTV-a, Redakciji za nacionalne manjine.

Pozivamo zainteresirane pripadnike manjina i poznavatelje manjinskih jezika na novinarsku  audiciju koja æe se održati u prosincu 2004. u zgradi HRT-a u Zagrebu.

Kriteriji za sudjelovanje na TV audiciji su:
• starost do 27 godina
• završen studij ili završna godina studija
• poznavanje jednog svjetskog jezika
• poznavanje jezika nacionalne manjine
• poznavanje rada na raèunalu

      Mole se kandidati da pisane prijave s kraæim radnim životopisom pošalju do 29. studenoga 2004. na adresu: HRT, Centar za izobrazbu, soba 4027/1, Prisavlje 3, 10000 Zagreb, s naznakom: „za audiciju“.

Na temelju prijava, Centar za izobrazbu pozvat æe kandidate na audiciju.

Audicija æe se održati u dva dijela. Prvi dio  obuhvaæa testove opæeg znanja, inteligencije i osobnosti. Na drugi dio bit æe pozvani samo oni kandidati koji proðu prvi krug.

 

 

The International Federation of Journalists today said it was determined to continue the fight in the case of an investigative journalist seeking to protect his sources despite a court decision that could see his confidential files falling into the hands of European Union officials, even before the police investigation of his case is completed.

 The President of the Court of First Instance in Luxembourg on Friday dismissed an application for interim measures by Stern investigative reporter Hans-Martin Tillack, to prevent the European Union’s anti-fraud office (OLAF) from inspecting material seized in a raid on his offices in Brussels in March this year.

 He was directed by the Court to take his case to the Belgian courts which, according to the Luxembourg judges, are “considered to provide sufficient relief in his situation”.

 “This decision fails to protect journalists from officials fishing through their confidential files,” said Aidan White, IFJ General Secretary. “It fails to deal with our concerns and passes the matter over to a legal regime in which, to be frank, journalists have little confidence. It is a regrettable decision and a blow to the campaign to protect journalists’ sources of information.”

 In June, the IFJ joined Tillack in a submission to the European Court against the European Commission to prevent OLAF from inspecting material which, says the IFJ, “is just none of their business.” Under present arrangements OLAF could in theory have access to all documents seized by police, even those which have nothing to do with the original complaint against Tillack.

 Tillack was informed in 2002 by an OLAF official that the suspicion he had paid for information had been raised by a Commission press official, Joachim Gross. This led to a complaint to the Belgian authorities who raided his office and home for documents.

 The IFJ says offering the case to Belgian courts is not helpful given the poor levels of legal protection for journalists’ sources in Belgium.

Ironically, the Belgian Parliament is currently discussing new rules that include protection of sources, but it will be weeks or months before this draft proposal is ratified and brought into force.

 Tillack was responsible for originally exposing the scandal at the European Union statistical agency, Eurostat, which saw millions of Euro siphoned off into secret bank accounts. His actions as a Brussels reporter over the years have irritated senior officials within the Commission and his work has come under close scrutiny.

 “This decision comes after unorthodox court proceedings and the reasons given for dismissing the case are technical and weak,” said White. “We will continue to campaign to have the case against Tillack thrown out.”

 For more information please contact: +32 2 235 2207The IFJ represents over 500,000 journalists in more than 110 countries

 

IFJ Calls for New Campaign Over Targeting asNew Iraq Killings Bring Media Death Toll to 54

 The International Federation of Journalists this weekend called for a massive new campaign to condemn targeting of independent media and reporting in Iraq as two more reporters were killed and as fears remain over the fate of two French journalists held hostage.

 On Friday Karam Hussein, an Iraqi photographer working for the European Pressphoto Agency was shot dead by a group of unidentified gunmen outside his home in Mosul. On Thursday Dina Mohammed Hassan, a correspondent for Al-Hurriya TV, was gunned down in front of her home in the Adhamiya district of Baghdad.

 The deaths, which bring the total number of media staff and journalists killed in Iraq to 54 since the invasion last year, prompted a call for more concerted action by political and civil society groups to bring an end to targeting of journalists by IFJ General Secretary Aidan White speaking at the European Social Forum in London.

 “All sides in Iraq seem to regard independent journalism itself as the enemy,” he said. “We must work together to defend journalists and to bring this senseless killing to a halt.”

 White said that the IFJ was determined to continue its campaign for justice for 11 media staff killed at the hands of US forces. “Every killing must be investigated independently and where reckless or murderous action has taken place those responsible must be brought to justice,” he said.

 There is speculation that the killing of Dina Hassan might be because militant groups may perceive Al-Hurriya as sympathetic to the US occupation since its backer - the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) - has friendly US relations. Local sources told the IFJ that Hassan had received unspecified threats to stop working for Al-Hurriya and had been warned to wear an Islamic headscarf.

 The IFJ affiliate, the Kurdistan Journalists Association and Iraqi journalists’ groups in Baghdad say the killing of Hassan “is a clear example of targeting.”

 Aidan White told the European Social Forum meeting that a new campaign involving a coalition of groups from civil and political society was urgently needed. “If we do not protect independent journalists we will never get the truth about this war,” he said.

He said that fresh efforts should be made to end the targeting of media

staff and to secure the immediate release of kidnapped French journalists Christian Chesnot and George Malbrunot and their Syrian driver Mohammed al-Joundi.

 For more information please contact: +32 2 235 2207The IFJ represents over 500,000 journalists in more than 110 countries

 

 

Upisi u višu godinu na fakultetu  
       
    Upisi u višu godinu na fakultetu obavljat æe se od 20. rujna do 15. listopada u referadi Fakulteta.

Za upis u višu godinu studija potrebno je priložiti ispunjeni indeks, prijavni i upisni list te uplatnicu sa uplaæenim troškovima upisa u iznosu od 80,00 kn. Troškove je moguæe uplatiti u raèunovodstvu fakulteta, svakim danom od 10 do 15 sati.
  

     Upis studenata - doškolovanje  
       
    FAKULTET POLITIÈKIH ZNANOSTI

raspisuje

NATJEÈAJ

za upis studenata novinarstva - doškolovanje u akad. god. 2004./2005.,   èetvrta generacija

 

Fakultet politièkih znanosti upisat æe 60 izvanrednih studenata u studij novinarstva, u III. studijsku godinu (studij za stjecanje VSS i struèni naziv diplomirani novinar, III. i IV. god.)

Za upis u studij mogu se prijaviti pristupnici koji su završili najmanje dvije godine dodiplomskog studija s najmanje 3 godine prakse na novinarskim poslovima ili na poslovima odnosa s javnošæu.

Svi pristupnici dužni su pristupiti razredbenom postupku.

Prijave se podnose u Studentsku referadu FPZ do 13. listopada 2004.

Razredbeni postupak održat æe se 15. listopada 2004.

Uz prijavu za upis na obrascu koji se nabavlja na Fakultetu pristupnici su družni priložiti:

1.      - diplomu o steèenoj VSS ili VŠS

– potvrdu visokog uèilišta o završene najmanje dvije godine studija, s napomenom da su svi predviðeni ispiti I. I II. Godine studija položeni

– prijepis ocjena o položenim ispitima

–        svjedodžbe o završenoj srednjoj školi

 

2.      – potvrda o najmanje 3 godine iskustva na novinarskim poslovima ili poslovima odnosa s javnošæu

3.      rodni list

4.      fotokopiju domovnice s originalom na uvid

5.      uplatnicu za troškove razredbenog postupka na iznost 300,00 kn na žiro raèun Fakulteta politièkih znanosti kod Zagrebaèke banke broj 2360000-1101217644

6.      popis objavljenih novinarskih radova

 

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 The International Federation of Journalists today welcomed a landmark decision by an appeal court in Greece that has confirmed a verdict against a publisher in Thessaloniki who victimised a journalist when he protested over internal censorship regarding coverage of the war in Iraq.

“This is a major victory for editorial independence and social justice,” said Arne König, Chairman of the European Federation of Journalists, the regional group of the IFJ. “It should act as a warning to others that try to intervene in the work of journalists.”

 The Thessaloniki Court of Appeals has confirmed an original decision of the Thessaloniki Court of First Instance, which ruled in favour of staff members of the newspaper Makedonia who went on a 24-hour strike protesting over the dismissal of journalist Haralambos Bikas who was fired on unclear grounds after he returned from the war in Iraq. It later emerged that he was sacked because he condemned management interference over reporting of the Iraq conflict.

 The Court of First Instance ruled in favour of the Editors Union of Macedonia and Thrace Daily Newspapers (ESIEMTH), by confirming the right to strike and dismissing the complaint filed against ESIEMTH by the publisher of Macedonia.

 • The employer took the case to appeal to try to reverse the decision, but this week judges confirmed the earlier court ruling: That an internal solidarity strike calling for the reinstatement of an employee is an entrenched and legitimate right exercised for the collective good and which lies at the heart of unionism and workers’ solidarity.

• That journalist Haralambos Bikas had been fired for reasons of vindictiveness when he protested against the censorship exercised by the newspaper’s manager, a tactic that the Greek union said violated the code of journalism ethics.

 “This decision finally vindicates the industrial action taken by our colleagues and it underpins the fundamental rights of journalists to act in solidarity,” said König.

 Dimitrios Gousides, President of the Journalists Union of Macedonia and Thrace, said that the court ruling No 1976/2004 provided important safeguards for journalists. “It constitutes an international landmark in the course of journalism and justice,” he said.

 The court appeal was also supported by the Confederation of Journalists’ Unions in Greece (POESY), which brings together regional journalists’ unions, all of them affiliated to the IFJ.

 

 

“The First Amendment is a beacon for free expression,” said Aidan White, IFJ General Secretary. “But that principle is threatened when journalists are bullied by judges and face jail for talking to government employees about serious public issues.”

 The IFJ is backing New York Times reporter Judith Miller who faces jail after being held in contempt by a judge in Washington over her refusal to reveal the source of a story about a leak from the White House for which she gathered material. The story was never published.

 The leak investigation began after undercover CIA officer Valerie Plame's identity was leaked to journalists in July last year. Articles appeared citing two "administration officials" as sources.  The leak was regarded by some as a politically-motivated attack on Plame's husband, a former US Ambassador. Her name was only revealed after her husband publicly criticised the Bush administration’s claim that Iraq had tried to buy uranium from Niger to make nuclear weapons.

 Revealing a CIA agent’s name is a criminal offence and a special prosecutor was appointed to investigate the leak. Matthew Cooper of Time magazine and Tim Russert, host of NBC's Meet the Press, were ordered to testify before a grand jury over alleged conversations they had with a government official.  They failed to get the subpoenas quashed on First Amendment grounds and both eventually gave evidence in August, although Cooper initially refused to comply and was given a jail term, which he planned to appeal, before he reached a deal with prosecutors.

 Now Judith Miller is also facing jail or heavy fines in the same case for her refusal to testify after Judge Thomas Hogan in Washington overruled her opposition at a hearing last Thursday.

 This case is one of a number of high-profile legal actions against reporters that has sparked a national campaign among press freedom campaigners and journalists led by The Newspaper Guild–CWA, an IFJ affiliate, which has gathered thousands of signatures from news people and others who support journalists, like Miller, who refuse to disclose their sources.

 “We commend these reporters for standing firm and standing up for First Amendment principles,” says Newspaper Guild-CWA President Linda Foley, who is also a Vice President of the IFJ.

 For further information: +32 2 235 22 07

The IFJ represents over 500,000 journalists in more than 100 countries

 

 

 

"Svjedoci smo netolerantne i nasilne policijske operacije protiv mreže koja se specijalizirala za neovisno novinarstvo", rekao je Aidan White, glavni tajnik IFJ-a. "Naèin na koji je operacija izvedena smrdi više na zastrašivanje legitimne novinarske istrage nego na borbu protiv krininala".

Èitav tekst izjave naæi æete na http://www.ifj.org/default.asp?Index=2734&Language=EN

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Tim je uvredama javnosti priopæio najviše o sebi samome, o tome kakav je on politièar, kakav demokrat i kakav èovjek.
Glavaš je pokazao što misli o Hrvatskom novinarskom društvu, hrvatskim novinarima i ulozi medija u hrvatskom društvu.

Pokazao je da je politièar iz jednog drugog vremena u kojem su se katkad, doista, i kalašnjikovima sreðivale stvari u medijskim redakcijama i da mu se danas, u izmijenjenim okolnostima, teško snaæi. O takvom preuzimanju redakcije postoje brojni svjedoci.

Dragutin Luèiæ u svom govoru na sjednici Odbora za medije, informiranje i informatizaciju nije ni rijeèju spomenuo Branimira Glavaša. Kako to da se on sam prepoznao?

Kako Glavaševe uvrede smatramo omalovažavanjem novinara i vrlo grubim napadom na profesiju, mislimo da bi bilo poželjno, štoviše oèekujemo da i odgovarajuæa tijela HDZ-a zauzmu o tome stajalište.

za HND
potpredsjednik Zdenko Duka

Razmatrajuæi stalno pogoršavanje zakonskog i socijalnog položaja novinara, Ogranak slobodnih novinara konstatira da Vlada odbija prijedloge HND-a da se izmjenama radno-pravnih i poreznih propisa zakonski uredi samostalnost i financijska neovisnost novinara, ukljuèivo i stalno zaposlenih novinara koji tu djelatnost obavljaju temeljem ugovora o radu. Novinarstvo je djelatnost s vrlo naglašenom potrebom profesionalne samostalnosti i financijske neovisnosti, a suprotno tome u Hrvatskoj se poreznim i radno-pravnim propisima rad novinara odreðuje kao nesamostalna djelatnost.
Tobože radi suzbijanja rada na crno propisano ja da doprinose na honorare moraju plaæati nezaposleni novinari. Teret tih doprinosa je èlankom 4. Zakona o obveznim doprinosima, meðutim, prevaljen iskljuèivo na novinare, dok su isplatitelji honorara u cijelosti osloboðeni te obveze. Za mjesec dana djelomiènog mirovinskog osiguranja nezaposleni novinari moraju platiti dva i pol puta više nego poslodavci oko 400 tisuæa zaposlenih u Hrvatskoj, za koje se uplaæuje najniža propisana osnovica (najniža propisana osnovica je 1951,25 kuna, a nezaposlenom novinaru se obraèunava 5.623 kune). 
Osnovica doprinosa za mirovinsko i zdravstveno osiguranje registriranih slobodnih novinara propisana je u dvostruko višem iznosu od onoga koji se obraèunava obrtnicima (6.132 kuna  freelancerima, a 3.066 kuna obrtnicima). Usporedno je slobodnim umjetnicima osigurano besplatno mirovinsko i zdravstveno osiguranje. A
Priznato vrijeme mirovinskog osiguranja na osnovi doprinosa naplaæenih na honorare nezaposlenih novinara ne upisuje se u radne knjižice kao puni radni staž na osnovu kojega se stjeèu prava iz mirovinskog osiguranja. Nezaposleni novinari tako stjeèu manje mirovinskih prava od stalno zaposlenih, premda nerijetko plaæaju veæe iznose doprinosa.  
Stavkom 2. èlanka 8. Zakona o autorskim pravima (NN 167/03) propisano je da "dnevne novosti i druge vijesti koje imaju karakter obiènih medijskih informacija, nisu predmetom autorskog prava". Tu apsurdnu zakonsku odredbu poreznici tumaèe na naèin da u medijima treba dnevno razdvajati "obiène" od "neobiènih" informacija, da bi se  na honorare za "obiène" informacije potom obvezno obraèunavali doprinosi, zbog èega novinari ne mogu nikad biti sigurni koliko su zaradili.
Ogranak slobodnih novinara æe zbog ovih i ostalih propisa kojima se novinare stavlja u neravnopravni položaj pred poreznim i ostalim zakonima u odnosu na ostale kategorije autora, kao i ustrajanja Vlade u odbijanju dosadašnjih prijedloga poboljšanja radno-pravnog, autorsko-pravnog, poreznog i socijalnog položaja novinara, morati zatražiti pomoæ od meðunarodnih organizacija slobodnih novinara.
Takoðer je predloženo da se hitno poène rasprava s nakladnicima o visinama novinarskih honorara i najnižim tarifama po kojim se smije plaæati novinarski rad.

Na poticaj HND-a u Ministarstvu kulture u posljednje doba održana su tri meðuresorska sastanka na kojima se raspravljalo o prijedlozima poboljšanja zakonskog položaja novinara u Hrvatskoj. Pored Ministarstva kulture kao mjerodavnog za novinarske djelatnosti, na tim su sastancima sudjelovali još i predstavnici Porezne uprave Ministarstva financija, Ministarstva rada, Državnog inspektorata, Zavoda za mirovinsko osiguranje i HND-a.

1.  Tko je protiv samostalnosti novinara

  Novinarstvo je djelatnost s vrlo naglašenom potrebom profesionalne samostalnosti i financijske neovisnosti. Suprotno tome, u Hrvatskoj se poreznim i radno-ravnim propisima rad novinara odreðuje kao nesamostalni rad. HND je predložilo da se izmjenama radno-pravnih i poreznih propisa uredi samostalnost i financijska neovisnost novinara, ukljuèivo i stalno zaposlenih novinara koji tu djelatnost obavljaju temeljem ugovora o radu. Stav je Ministarstva rada da se pitanje radno-pravnog položaja zaposlenih novinara ne može rješavati na drukèiji naèin od onoga u Zakonu o radu. No, Zakon o radu, mišljenja su u Ministarstvu rada, ostavlja dovoljno prostora slobodi ugovaranja, individualnim i kolektivnim ugovorima, da se specifiènosti ureðuju primjerenije odreðenim djelatnostima. Zbog toga prijedlog HND-a nije prihvaæen.

2. Izmjene Zakona o radu

 Prema važeæem Zakonu o radu novinari koji ne rade na temelju ugovora o radu (nisu stalno zaposleni) ne mogu biti sudionici kolektivnih ugovora. U ime Ogranka slobodnih novinara je još 20. lipnja 2000. godine upuæen Ministarstvu rada i socijalne skrbi prijedlog da se izmijeni Zakon o radu kako bi i registriranim freelancerima bilo zakonski dopušteno da budu (ako to žele) sudionici tarifnih kolektivnih pregovora. U svijetu je takvo organiziranje freelancera ureðeno razlièito. U Americi freelancerima, kao i osobama svih ostalih slobodnih zanimanja, nije dopušteno kolektivno tarifno pregovaranje, jer se to smatra monopolizacijom djelatnosti. U veæini europskih zemalja, pak prevladava gledište da i freelanceri mogu biti sudionicima kolektivnih pregovora, pa i èlanovima novinarskih sindikata, premda sindikati uglavnom izvorno štite interese stalno zaposlenih. Stav je Ministarstva rada da se radno-pravnim propisima ne mogu ureðivati pravni  odnosi izmeðu medija i slobodnih novinara, jer se ti odnosi ne ureðuju ugovorima o radu kao izmeðu poslodavca i stalno zaposlenih novinara, veæ autorskim i ostalim obvezno-pravnim ugovorima na osnovi graðanskog prava.  No, stav je Ministarstva rada da slobodni novinari i bez izmjena radno-pravnih propisa u Hrvatskoj mogu biti sudionicima kolektivnih tarifnih dogovaranja na osnovi standarda slobode ugovaranja, slobode udruživanja i slobode kolektivnih tarifnih pregovaranja.

 3. Mirovinsko osiguranje slobodnih i honorarnih novinara

Prihvaæen je prijedlog Hrvatskog zavoda za mirovinsko osiguranje da HND vodi prethodni postupak utvrðivanja tko može steæi pravo na mirovinsko osiguranje, iskljuèivo o svojem trošku, a na temelju profesionalnog obavljanja samostalne novinarske djelatnosti bez obzira je li èlan novinarskih udruženja. Prihvaæanjem tog prijedloga izbjegavaju se bespotrebne komplikacije nastale neustavnim ogranièavanjima profesionalnim novinarima slobodnog zanimanja koji nisu èlanovi novinarskih udruženja da obavljaju novinarsku djelatnost.

4. Tumaèenje èl. 26. Zakona o medijima

 Predstavnici Ministarstva kulture prihvatili su prijedlog da objave službeno tumaèenja èlanka 26. Zakona o medijima. Tim tumaèenjem bi se pojasnila odredba reèenog èlanka 26. o obveznom zakljuèivanju autorskih ugovora prije svakog objavljivanja novinarskih priloga. Preciziralo bi se da se autorski ugovor mora zakljuèiti sa svakim honorarnim novinarom koji u mediju suraðuje dulje od tri mjeseca ili ima više od deset objavljenih novinarskih priloga. Tako bi se izbjegle nejasnoæe zbog pogrešnih tumaèenja ove odredbe èlanka 26. Zakona o medijima da se sa honorarnim novinarom prije objavljivanja njegovih novinarskih priloga svaki put posebno mora zakljuèivati novi autorski ugovor.

5. Zastajanje u retroaktivnoj naplati doprinosa
 nezaposlenim honorarnim novinarima

- Nije prihvaæen prijedlog HND-a da se na meðuresorskom sastanku dogovori zastajanje u naplati doprinosa honorarnim novinarima unatrag za cijelu 2003. godinu, dok se zakonski ne uredi njihov radno-pravni, porezni i socijalni položaj ili dok se svakom obvezniku unaprijed ne dostavi rješenje o toj obvezi kako bi mogao odluèiti isplati li mu se nastaviti baviti tim poslom.

6. Izuzeæe novinarskih autorskih djela

 Nije prihvaæen prijedlog HND-a da se posebnom uredbom Vlade, privremeno do donošenja zakonskih izmjena, hitno izmijeni èlanak 9. stavka 3. Zakona o doprinosima za obvezna osiguranja, na naèin da se od obveze plaæanja doprinosa na honorare oslobode isporuke autorskih djela nezaposlenih honorarnih novinara, odnosno da se briše dio teksta kojim se oslobaðanje od plaæanja doprinosa ogranièava samo na "primitke od druge samostalne djelatnosti".

 7. Osnovica izraèuna mirovinskog staža

 Nije prihvaæen prijedlog HND-a da se nezaposlenim honorarnim novinarima, koji si žele uplaæivati doprinose, mirovinski staž raèuna tako da se godišnja uplata doprinosa podijeli s iznosom najniže propisane osnovice i da rezultat bude broj mjeseci priznatog staža, umjesto dosadašnjim dvostruko višim iznosom prosjeène plaæe.

 8. Izuzeæe od plaæanja doprinosa na honorare
 niže od 1951,25 kuna mjeseèno

 Nije prihvaæen prijedlog HND-a da se propiše da nezaposleni novinari èiji su honorari niži od 1951,25 kuna mjeseèno, budu osloboðeni plaæanja doprinosa. Nelogièno je da kod plaæanja doprinosa nema neoporeziva odbitka jednako kao i kod poreza na dohodak (18.000 kuna godišnje).

9. Previsoka osnovica doprinosa slobodnih novinara

 HND je predložilo da se preispita nerazumno visoko odreðena osnovica doprinosa za mirovinsko osiguranje registriranim slobodnim novinarima, koja prema èlanku 7. Naredbe za obraèun doprinosa za obvezna osiguranja za 2004. godinu (NN 194/03) iznosi èak 6.132,50 kuna. To je trostruko više od najniže propisane osnovice od 1.951,25 kuna koju poslodavci u Hrvatskoj plaæaju za više od 400 tisuæa zaposlenih.

10. Brisanje èl 8. Zakona o autorskim pravima

HND je predložilo da se briše stavak 2. èlanka 8. Zakona o autorskim pravima (NN 167/03) kojim je propisano da "dnevne novosti i druge vijesti koje imaju karakter obiènih medijskih informacija, nisu predmetom autorskog prava". Tu apsurdnu zakonsku odredbu poreznici tumaèe na naèin da u medijima treba dnevno razdvajati "obiène" od "neobiènih" informacija, da bi se  na honorare za "obiène" informacije obvezno obraèunavali doprinosi. Na meðuresorskom sastanku zakljuèeno je da je za tumaèenja Zakona o autorskim pravima mjerodavno Ministarstvo znanosti, te da prijedlog o brisanju èl 8. Zakona o autorskim pravima treba proslijediti tom Ministarstvu.

 

 

Projekt zajednièki provode i podupiru UniCredit Foundation, International Jacques Maritain Institute, a u Hrvatskoj ICEJ. Program æe se odvijati u 8 vikenda (120 sati), a cilj mu je pružiti cjelovito znanje o relevantnim medijskim sadržajima i praksi. Provodit æe se u Italiji i Hrvatskoj od studenog 2004. do travnja 2005. godine. Službeni jezik programa je engleski.

Program æe se baviti posebnim temama: komunikacijskim tehnikama, marketingom, komunikacijskim menadžmentom, primjenom suvremene tehnologije i europskom legislativom.

 Kandidati æe tjedan dana biti gosti domaæina u Milanu, gdje æe upoznati neke predstavnike talijanskog politièkog i ekonomskog života, posjetiti novinske agencije, uredništva i ekonomske institucije. Druga dva tjedna bit æe posveæena seminaru na Portogruaro University Campusu u Veneciji, gdje æe strani i domaæi struènjaci držati radionice. Posljednji dio bit æe održan u Hrvatskoj, a bit æe posveæen evaluaciji programa.

 Krajnji rok za prijavu je 30. rujan 2004. godine, a formulare prijavnice možete naæi na www.unicreditfoundation.org/eng/ i www.maritain.org.

 Kandidati se mogu javiti i u ICEJ, International Center for Education of Journalists, tel: 00 385 1 48 26 941 ili e-mailom:ICEJ@hnd.hr.

Izložba Hrvatska novinska fotografija 2003 bit æe sveèano otvorena 04. kolovoza u prostorijama Galerije foto kluba Split u Marmontovoj 5. Izložba æe biti otvorena do 18. kolovoza.

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