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Emerika Bluma 8, 71000
Sarajevo
1. Source(s) of Information (journalist/media
outlet, 3rd party, field, news article, etc.):
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Journalist Name, if applicable:
Address:
(Can journalist receive mail from Help Line at this address?)
Email:
(Can journalist receive mail from Help Line at this address?)
Telephone:
(Can journalist receive phone calls from Help Line at this
number?)
Press ID:
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Media Outlet of Complainant:
Address:
(Can journalist receive mail from Help Line at this address?)
Email:
(Can journalist receive mail from Help Line at this address?)
Telephone:
(Can journalist receive phone calls from Help Line at this
number?)
2. Date Incident Reported:
3. Date Incident(s) Occurred:
(Was it over a period of time?)
4. Location of Incident:
(As specific as possible)
5. Description of Incident:
(Including all parties involved, possible supporting documentation, other
people Help Line should speak to (optional for Help Line follow-up), and other
appropriate follow-up questions as per definitions.)
6. Possible Motives for Incident:
7. Any Prior or Subsequent Action Taken by
Journalist/Media Outlet (Authorities Contacted, press statement released, etc.):
8. Help Line Action Sought by Journalist:
9. Court Involved, if any (Including Address):
10. Level of Confidentiality Requested:
*Must be asked of ‘first party’ of incident – if source of
information is not the complainant.
a) Name can be used in public statements
b) Name can be used in private fact-finding by
FMHL
c) Name and description of incident can be
–used internally by OHR offices in the field
d) Name not to be used at all
The Help Line was established for three key purposes:
- To document actual instances of threats to media freedom and
journalists’ rights, and to determine the scope and magnitude of the problem
in BiH;
- To provide direct assistance to journalists and media outlets
which have experienced threat or interference, to the extent possible within
the mandate and resources of the OHR;
- To co-ordinate appropriate follow-up by other
agencies.
This project is funded by the European Union, the
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and the Office of the High
Representative
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