Poland’s new laws dampen the mood for European Capital of Culture
Hosting Europe’s Culture Capital for 2016 is an unexpected honour for Wroclaw. It is a provincial city with a troubled history of pogroms and ethnic cleansing that used to be the German town of Breslau.

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Interview with Michal Lassalle Wroclaw

Interview with Mateusz GW Wroclaw

“Defamed whistleblowers need protection” – UN Geneva expert

United Nations Geneva expert Alfred de Zayas is calling on the British and Swedish governments to let Wikileaks editor Julian Assange go free.

Defamed whistleblowers need protection - interview with Alfred De Zayas

Interview with Dr Petra Guasti from the University of Prague. She is researching the media landscape in Eastern Europe.

Has the Czech Republic its own “Berlusconi”?

UK: Authorities to get more power to spy out communication data - Logan Symposium Berlin
Investigative journalist Duncan Campbell, speaking to ECPMF at the Logan Symposium in Berlin about Encryption.

UK: Authorities to get more power to spy out communication data - Logan Symposium Berlin/Encryption

Conference organiser and ECPMF Board Member Gavin MacFadyen of the London-based Centre for Investigative Journalism

Gavin Mc Fadyen Logan Symposium

Interview conducted by ECPMF's Jane Whyatt with Susana Sanz Guardo, founder of the Spanish whistleblowing platform and newest ECPMF member Filtrala.

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