Serbia's president Boris Tadic has refused to approve a government law because he says it suppresses the freedom of media and democracy. He told a Belgrade paper, Blic, today: "Media freedom is essential for democracy in any society. The defence of media freedom is my duty as the head of state because, in that way, I defend the constitutional rights of citizens to free expression and information." Journalists and media commentators agree with Tadic and the government will now have to rethink its law. (Via United Press International - NewsTrack)
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